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By Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies
08.10.24
Psychology

Building a happy and healthy relationship (Part 2)

Creating a happy and healthy relationship is an ongoing journey that requires mutual respect, emotional openness, and intentional effort. Here, Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies, specialist clinical psychologist and expert relationship coach, explains essential practices like accepting feedback, expressing appreciation, and nurturing emotional bonds to ensure a fulfilling partnership.

By Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies
08.10.24
Psychology

Building a happy and healthy relationship (Part 1)

Relationships form the backbone of human connection, influencing our mental and emotional wellbeing. Here, Dr Sarah Alsawy-Davies, specialist clinical psychologist and expert relationship coach, explains how people can cultivate the qualities they desire in a partner, the importance of difficult conversations, and strategies for effective communication.

By Dr Raman Sakhuja
20.09.24
Psychology

All about autistic spectrum disorders in children

Here, esteemed consultant psychiatrist, Dr Raman Sakhuja, explains just exactly how autistic spectrum disorders affect children.

Man discussing issue in psychotherapy session that's connected to gender and power in therapy

By Dr Cristina López-Chertudi
19.09.24
Psychology

Gender and power in our therapy room

Leading consultant clinical health psychologist and systemic family psychotherapist Dr Cristina López-Chertudi discusses gender and power in therapy, in this informative article.

By Dr Sarah Hamlyn-Wright
09.09.24
Psychology

Understanding cognitive behavioural therapy: How CBT can help patients overcome anxiety and depression

Leading chartered counselling psychologist Dr Sarah Hamlyn-Wright provides a detailed insight to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and how it assists patients in overcoming mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression, in this informative article.

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By Dr Cristina López-Chertudi
23.08.24
Psychology

Deciphering somatoform disorders

Here, Dr Cristina Lopez-Chertudi, a revered consultant clinical and health psychologist and systemic family psychotherapist, walks us through the various different somatoform disorders, disorders which cause physical symptoms without an actual medical cause.

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By Dr Cristina López-Chertudi
16.07.24
Psychology

Clinical supervision in systemic practice

Drawing from her experiences as a female consultant clinical psychologist and systemic family psychotherapist working within the National Health Service (NHS) and private practice, Dr Cristina López-Chertudi aims to explore the various dimensions of supervision, highlighting its context, purpose, and significance through the lens of systemic practice.

By Dr Steven Mahan-Taylor
04.07.24
Psychology

Acceptance and commitment therapy: how does it work?

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a type of psychotherapy that helps patients accept their thoughts and feelings rather than fighting or feeling guilty for them. Unlike traditional cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), which focuses on changing negative thoughts, ACT promotes psychological flexibility – the ability to stay in the present moment and make choices that align with one's values. Consultant clinical psychologist Dr Steven Mahan-Taylor explains everything you need to know about this type of therapy.

A man suffering from anxiety in the workplace.

By Dr Nikki Scheiner
27.06.24
Psychology

What causes anxiety in the workplace?

Here, highly regarded consultant psychologist, Dr Nikki Scheiner, aims to provide simple and informative answers in relation to key questions for people dealing with anxiety in the workplace.

By Dr Roz Halari
19.06.24
Psychology

Autism explained: A guide to the spectrum

Autism, a term often heard but sometimes misunderstood, refers to a spectrum of conditions characterised by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviours, speech, and nonverbal communication. In her latest online article, Dr Roz Halari sheds light on this complex yet fascinating condition, providing clarity and understanding for those who may be affected by it.

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