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Starting the conversation about mental health
3-minute read
Talking about mental health is hard. Addressing mental health issues with someone you know can feel even more nerve-wracking.
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Being mindful of your mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
2-minute read
You may be looking for ways to manage your stress and anxiety during these unprecedented times.
Under pressure: facing up to stress
5-minute read
You and Jack Bauer have something in common.
Stress and illness
1-minute read
Stress is a health problem in itself, but it can also lead to other physical and emotional complications.
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
3-minute read
You deserve to feel better, and cognitive behavioural therapy is here to help
Mental Health and Nutrition/Mindful Eating
3-minute read
Diet and nutrition are important for your physical health, as well as for your mood and mental well-being.
Eating disorders: the facts
2-minute read
The most common eating disorders are anorexia and bulimia, and binge eating.
Coping with grief
3-minute read
Death or loss can feel overwhelming for the people left behind.

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Preventing episodes of SAD
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If you’re affected by SAD, what can you do to duck the depression? Here are some things that can help.
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When worry becomes obsession
2-minute read
Most people, at some point in their lives, have temporary fascinations, fixations, or "obsessions" with people, places or things.
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