189: Psychology medical articles

An angry man who needs to effectively manage his anger

Written by Top Doctors
Psychology

Anger is a complex emotion, often misunderstood and challenging to navigate. While it can be a healthy response to injustice or a signal that something needs to change, it can also become overwhelming, causing friction in relationships and personal distress. For some, anger is a constant irritant, leaving them frustrated and isolated. Others might struggle to connect with their anger, which can result in feelings of helplessness, depression, or anxiety. When anger is directed inward, it can lead to self-criticism and emotional pain. Fortunately, several therapeutic approaches offer effective ways to address these challenges.

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By Dr Kate Du Toit
06.01.25
Psychology

What does couples therapy consist of?

Here, Dr Kate Du Toit, an experienced counselling psychologist, discusses couples therapy in expert detail.

A teenager bent over her laptop, feeling frustrated.

By Professor Debora Elijah
11.12.24
Psychology

ADHD in adolescents: Diagnosis, treatments, and how to support your teenager

ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that impacts behaviour. While ADHD is generally diagnosed in childhood, some people may not receive a diagnosis until adolescence, when symptoms become more pronounced. Professor Debora Elijah, highly esteemed cognitive neuropsychologist, explains more.

A young woman holding both hands to her chest, feeling anxiety

By Dr Catherine Sykes
20.11.24
Psychology

What is health anxiety disorder and how can it be managed?

Health anxiety disorder is a mental health condition where an individual experiences persistent and excessive worry about their health that goes beyond typical self-awareness, interfering with daily life, relationships, and overall wellbeing. Here, Dr Catherine Sykes, highly regarded chartered psychologist, explores what health anxiety disorder is, its symptoms, causes, and progression, as well as how it is diagnosed and treated.

A young woman lying on the floor, covering her face with her hands

By Dr Jaime Jonsson
19.11.24
Psychology

Building resilience: Managing stress and burnout

It's common to experience stress in our daily lives. However, when stress becomes overwhelming and persists over time, it can lead to a state known as burnout. Here, Dr Jaime Jonsson, renowned consultant clinical psychologist, provides her expert insight into stress and burnout, along with their causes, impacts on health, and available treatment.

Emotional unavailability in the LGBTQ+ community.

By Dr Pavan Joshi
13.11.24
Psychology

Unpacking emotional unavailability in the LGBTQ+ community

Here, distinguished consultant general adult and liaison psychiatrist, Dr Pavan Joshi, explores the topic of emotional unavailability in the LGBTQ+ community.

Written by Top Doctors
Psychology

Memory struggles? How neuropsychological assessments can help identify the cause

In this article here, highly experienced consultant clinical neuropsychologist, divulges into how neuropsychological assessments can be used for people experiencing memory problems.

Written by Top Doctors
Psychology

What is considered a toxic relationship?

In one of our latest medical articles here, leading chartered counselling psychologist, Miss Kiki Iordanidou, discusses the most common features of toxic relationships.

A girl with low self-esteem who needs to build her confidence

By Dr Siyana Shaffi
29.10.24
Psychology

Building confidence: overcoming low self-esteem in teens

Being a teenager is tough – and also, unfortunately, completely unavoidable. During the turbulence of adolescence, teens go through a lot of confusing changes in their bodies and their hormones. This can cause changes in mood, habits, likes, and behaviour. However, your teen isn’t going through it alone; their peers and friends will also be going through this process, affecting their relationships and friendships. All of this can be difficult to adjust to, and their self-esteem may suffer as a result.