Do I Have BDD? Making Enemies Out Of Mirrors
Reading Time: 8 minutes BDD is a surprisingly common concern, especially in a world where you’re pressured to look a certain way, to be Instagram beautiful
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Reading Time: 8 minutes BDD is a surprisingly common concern, especially in a world where you’re pressured to look a certain way, to be Instagram beautiful
Reading Time: 5 minutes Unfortunately, we’ll all experience grief at some point during our lives, but do we need to feel bad for the way we grieve?
Reading Time: 5 minutes A personal account of what to expect from a cardiac valve stress echo (exercise stress test for short) for a PoTS diagnosis
Reading Time: 5 minutes Psychotic episodes are surprisingly common and can be triggered due to numerous different causes, and not all of them are psychological
Reading Time: 9 minutes Intrusive thoughts are something we all live with but they’re now always negative with this article showing how these thoughts can be useful
Reading Time: 6 minutes There are many different types of dyslexia and knowing these could help you identify them in yourself or others, so adaptations can be made
Reading Time: 10 minutes There are a number of different ways we can sabotage ourselves, affecting our quality of life. But what exactly are they and am I doing them?
Reading Time: 6 minutes This article discusses what a safety plan is and how they can help keep you safe, listing 12 reasons for having a safety plan
Reading Time: 8 minutes A walkthrough of what to expect from vestibular physiotherapy and how can it help with persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD)
Reading Time: 7 minutes People-pleasing is a behaviour that becomes so ingrained that it’ll become a way of life. Here’s how people-pleasing can cause us harm