Teaching Children About Bullying For Better Mental Health
Reading Time: 14 minutes Teaching children about bullying is important not just for our own children, but for all children, producing lifelong benefits
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Reading Time: 14 minutes Teaching children about bullying is important not just for our own children, but for all children, producing lifelong benefits
Reading Time: 10 minutes Life with borderlines personality disorder can be hard. If you’re also experiencing chronic feelings of emptiness, then you’ll find it harder
Reading Time: 8 minutes Thought suppression is a common coping strategy, but it’s a flawed safety and avoidance behaviour. But there are two great alternatives
Reading Time: 5 minutes Lots of creative activities can be beneficial to our mental health, and some of these have been turned into treatments, such as music therapy
Reading Time: 10 minutes Suicidal ideation is more of a problem than many people think. To help highlight this, this article includes two personal experiences of suicidal ideation
Reading Time: 7 minutes There’s a hidden disorder hide among men, especially weight lighting men, and that disorder is called muscle dysmorphia, but what is it?
Reading Time: 8 minutes Promiscuity often gets a lot of bad press, because people misjudge promiscuous people, essentially slut shaming people. But is this fair?
Reading Time: 7 minutes Alcohol and relationships, the way we use alcohol to socialise, have long been a point of concern, as going to the pub is all us Brits know
Reading Time: 6 minutes The abstinence model has been the leading treatment method for over a hundred years, but are people better served by a different approach?
Reading Time: 5 minutes Smiling depression might be one of the world’s most dangerous forms of depression, with people hiding behind a smile instead of getting help