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Clinical Psychology
Intellectualisation swaps feeling for analysis, and naming emotions before explaining them helps capable people actually process pain.
Martha Fernandez · 30 September 2026
Clinical Psychology
Supporting an anxious child with open conversations, routines, coping skills, and professional care builds long-term emotional resilience.
Robert Haynes · 01 July 2026
Mind & Brain
Thorough mental health assessments identify root causes to support effective personalised treatment and lasting recovery.
Adam Mulligan · 21 May 2026
Relationships
Clarifying priorities through questions before browsing eases choice overload in online dating.
Robert Haynes · 19 May 2026
Clinical Psychology
Psychotherapy helps you manage depression by setting clear goals that support healing, coping, self-awareness, and long-term recovery.
Ellen Diamond · 21 April 2025
Relationships
Explore how psychic readings for family issues can provide valuable insights, helping you navigate complex family dynamics and strengthen relationships.
Robert Haynes · 10 November 2024
Relationships
However, if they don’t like you back, it can leave you feeling rejected, embarrassed, frustrated, or anxious.
Psychreg News Team · 30 January 2024
Relationships
The company offers insights and strategies to combat the loneliness often felt during this Christmas season.
Psychreg News Team · 19 December 2023
Mind & Brain
Mentalisation is a psychological ability that influences our capacity to understand and process our own and others' mental and emotional states.
Robert Haynes · 22 September 2023
Relationships
Letting children and young people be bored in the summer holidays can be a good thing.
Psychreg News Team · 22 August 2023
Lifestyle
In the world of social media, where almost everyone has something to share on different social media sites, some of us feel left behind.
Rona dela Rosa · 03 July 2023
Mental Health
Researchers from two universities, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and the City University of New York, noted an increase in depression.
Tim Williamson · 14 February 2023
Mental Health
Protecting our well-being against the damaging effects of stress can, at least, make the difference between happiness and misery.
Professor Nigel MacLennan · 13 February 2023
Mental Health
Many of us spend our lives chasing 'happiness', a state of contentment that is more difficult for some to achieve than others.
News Release · 09 November 2022
Society
Social media is ingrained into the fabric of everyday life for teenagers and young adults.
Fiona Yassin · 08 November 2022