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10Jan
Problem Drinking
The call of sober January. Thorley (1980) suggested that alcohol problems can be separated into three domains: Problems related to acute intoxication (e.g. arrests for drink driving, fights and accidental
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04Jan
Sleep and the Menopause
Sleep disorders are one of the main symptoms of menopause. Symptoms of sleep disorders that menopausal women complain about include difficulty initiating sleep, frequent awakening and/or early morning awakening. There
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23Dec
Reducing screen time
Screen time has many positives; the acquisition of knowledge, instant entertainment and opportunities to connect with a community. Despite what the media says, a direct ‘toxic’ effect is contested. However,
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23Dec
How students and parents can prepare for a new life at university
How students and parents can prepare for a new life at university With the start of a new life at university fast approaching many first time students will be feeling
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07Nov
Work and mental health are deeply intertwined
A poor experience at work can both exacerbate a pre-existing issue with someone’s mental health and contribute to the emergence of a mental health condition. Similarly, research shows that “good”
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21Sep
Sleep: Tips to support parents.
https://www.bestpsychiatristinlondon.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/sleep-disorders-psychiatrist-in-london.mp4 We can probably all remember a time when we struggled with sleep as a child. This can be very stressful for parents, affecting their own sleep and causing distress