Psychreg and GetPsyched to Host Men’s Mental Health Webinar on June 2019
Mental health problems can affect anyone but discrimination and stigma can make people apprehensive to opening up about their experiences and seek help.
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Sensory Activities Can Boost Your Child’s Sensory Development
All of our senses have a development process that they run through; there are experiences we can perceive first and ones we learn to perceive later on.
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How to Practise Mindfulness in the Classroom
Students that practise mindful breathing in the classroom tend to replicate this in their own lives, as both a means to cope and calm down.
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Origami Can Be a Boredom Buster
Origami offers a positive, creative and absorbing technique that can help us cope with boredom.
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Why We Prefer Natural Things, and Why We Shouldn’t
‘Natural’ is a multi-billion-dollar industry. Between 2005 and 2015, ‘natural’ was among the top 10 claims made about new food and beverage products.
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Why I Became a Mental Health Advocate
As a mental health advocate, I firmly believe that questions about mental health can’t go… -
Together, We Can Win This Fight
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Is Mental Illness Within Our Control?
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How Do You Treat a Psychiatrist with a Mental Health Disorder?
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Centre Staging and Untoward Behaviour Are Realities of Mental Health Issues
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How Microblogs Affect Our Mental Health
Microblogging platforms can be a positive tool to help people develop and grow.
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Why an Anorexia Diagnosis Needs to Be More Than BMI
When we think about anorexia nervosa and the people who suffer from it, we generally…
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Memory ‘Brainwaves’ Look the Same in Sleep and Wakefulness
Identical brain mechanisms are responsible for triggering memory in both sleep and wakefulness, new research…
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How Communities Shape Our Well-being
Communities are crucial, because healthy individuals are the product of healthy communities.
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How to Teach Effectively in Higher Education
Having the knowledge and ability to work with such a diverse range of students can…
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What Is Kendra’s Law and How It Can Help Us Understand Forced Treatment
In 1999, Andrew Goldstein pushed Kendra in front of a subway train.
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What Are the Benefits of Physical Activities?
Being in a better physical shape makes us feel more attractive and boosts our self-esteem…
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Football and Mental Health: Interview With Manisha Tailor
Manisha Tailor MBE is the founder of Swaggarlicious who uses the power of football and…
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The Role of Art and Music Therapies in Mental Health and Beyond
Prescribing art therapy, yoga and music lessons is truly a breakthrough for mental health treatment.
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Victimology in Need of a Psychosocial Perspective
The neglect and abuse of children and adolescents is a significant public health problem.
ParentingMore
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Guesting at Women’s Radio Station’s ‘All Things Autism’
It was so lovely to go down to the recording studios of WRS just off…
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NBA Teams That Come from Behind Do Not Garner More Overtime Wins
Researchers found momentum did not carry over after the end of a tied fourth quarter…
