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Hope Samuel on Healthworker Talk, a podcast in which they talk with NHS workers; and producer David Ian Neville with some practical guidance.
An extract from the new book by Emmy van Deurzen, 'Rising From Existential Crisis: Life Beyond Calamity'.
Abbeygail Jones, Helen Winter and Alison Beck on supporting NHS Mental Health Staff during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Claire Foster is Professor of Psychosocial Oncology, Director of the Macmillan Survivorship Research Group and leads the Cancer and Life Limiting Conditions Research Group in Health Sciences, University of Southampton. She told us about this work.
An extract from a chapter by Sebastian Groes and Tom Mercer in ‘Smell, Memory, and Literature in the Black Country’, edited by Sebastian Groes and R.M. Francis (Palgrave Macmillan) £14.99.
Thomas York, a bisexual psychology student at Bath Spa University, draws on research and cultural sources to understand biphobia and bisexual erasure.
Counselling Psychologist Dr Sharon O’Driscoll on feeling pressure to ‘make the known unknown’ in therapy.
Kalliopi Demetriou and Ian Fairholm argue that a self-perpetuating cycle keeps us from getting women the support they need.
Tom Loncar on credibility and challenges.
Could a small postural adjustment make us feel more powerful when facing stressful situations? The ‘power pose’ has instilled confidence for many who have tried it since its introduction in...
An exclusive chapter from 'Anti-burnout: How to Create a Psychologically Safe and High-performance Organisation' by Michael Drayton, published by Routledge.
A mother is in a playground and feels a fleeting feeling of hate for her child. This emotion upsets her. But what she doesn’t know is it’s perfectly normal... Dr Margo Lowy explores.
An extract from The No-Nonsense Meditation Book: A Scientist’s Guide to the Power of Meditation, by Steven Laureys MD.
Sumayya Alidina reflects on the challenge of Ramadan for those with an eating disorder, and considers how healthcare professionals can be culturally sensitive.
Grace Sanders considers the causes and consequences of gelotophobia – the fear of laughter.
An extract from ‘Models of the Mind: How Physics, Engineering and Mathematics Have Shaped Our Understanding of the Brain’ by Grace Lindsay, with kind permission from the publisher Bloomsbury Sigma.
Sarah Dempsey on work as a Myeloma Information Specialist at Myeloma UK.
Sue Roffey on the making of a new positive psychology book.