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Clinical Psychology
Loneliness and social isolation speed up disability and shorten life expectancy, new long-term study of older adults reveals.
Psychreg News Team · 07 September 2026
Clinical Psychology
An intensive outpatient programme offers structured, practical support that fits your routine, building confidence and long term recovery skills.
Adam Mulligan · 14 August 2026
Clinical Psychology
Women recover from addiction more reliably when connection replaces shame and isolation with safety, self-worth and ongoing support.
Tim Williamson · 27 July 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Introvert and extrovert labels miss how social energy shifts with context, safety and a finite budget.
Bahati Kasibu Fiston · 15 July 2026
Relationships
Regular meaningful contact can ease loneliness in later life and reduce its serious effects on health.
Amelia Hart · 25 June 2026
Clinical Psychology
Treating addiction without addressing underlying anxiety trauma or depression often leads to relapse while integrated care from the start supports lasting recovery.
Adam Mulligan · 13 June 2026
Special Needs
Support networks are transforming special needs care by fostering collaboration empowerment and confidence for families and carers.
Zuella Montemayor · 16 April 2026
Mental Health
The bathroom safety aids restore independence and dignity by conquering the fear of falling for older adults.
Adam Mulligan · 01 March 2026
Mental Health
Teen risk behaviours are falling, but rising isolation and screen time may be quietly undermining adolescent mental health.
Psychreg News Team · 05 February 2026
Mental Health
Mental health expert Noel McDermott warns loneliness rises at Christmas and urges practical action to reduce isolation.
Psychreg News Team · 23 December 2025
Mental Health
Loneliness is common at Christmas, but small intentional steps and support can help people feel more connected and less isolated.
Psychreg · 16 December 2025
Mental Health
Staying socially connected helps older adults avoid depression, memory loss, and health problems linked to isolation and loneliness.
Adam Mulligan · 14 October 2025
Mental Health
Older adults can overcome loneliness and sadness by building connections, using technology, and seeking support for better emotional well-being.
Alicia Saxon · 10 September 2025
Society
True democracy thrives when power is shared through respectful connections that prevent isolation and foster mental health.
Dane Jorento, MSW, LICSW · 12 August 2025
Clinical Psychology
Memory care provides a safe and supportive environment for people with memory loss, helping them live with dignity and comfort.
Ellen Diamond · 13 June 2025