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All psychotherapists in England must be regulated, experts say, after abuse claims rise

Exclusive: Lack of formal oversight means anyone can set up in practice and continue to work after misconduct cases, campaigners say

The Guardian - UK

Family Buys Their Dream House, It Causes A Major Traumatic Response From MIL

Having a house with your own swimming pool is a pipe dream for many people. However, for others, water is associated with truly traumatic events in their past. The post Family Buys Their Dream House, It Causes A Major Traumatic Response From MIL first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Is it OK to check my partner’s phone?

A counsellor discusses whether it’s ethical – and good for your relationship – to sneak a look.

The Independent UK

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Does your child prefer their grandparents over you? Therapist shares helpful advice for how to react

You might feel crushed if your kids seem to prefer their grandparents over you. Don't worry, there's strategies to understand what's happening and how to handle it.

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9 behaviours to try if you want to stay close to your ageing parents (and don’t underestimate the power of #4)

Keeping a close bond with your parents as they age is beneficial to everyone but isn't always easy - try honing these nine behaviours to keep your relationship strong

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5 traits shared by kids with 'youngest child syndrome' (and they’re not what you’d think)

Five traits are said to be shared by those with 'youngest child syndrome,' - do you recognise these surprising characteristics in yourself?

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Distraught grandmother seeks advice after seeing her grandchildren ‘favour’ other grandparents - here’s what to do if that sounds familiar

One grandmother asked the internet for advice when she saw her grandchildren 'favour' their other grandparents. Our expert shares her thoughts on managing this situation.

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Why do people 'ghost' each other? Everything you thought you knew about this social practice is wrong, according to new research

Most people think they know why others engage in 'ghosting,' but surprising new research shows entirely different motivation for the behaviour, that stands contrary to popular opinion.

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Grandparents find today’s kids more ‘rude’ than ever before - an expert shares why they’ve got this wrong (do you agree?)

Grandparents are finding today’s kids more ‘rude’ than ever before - an expert shares why they’ve got this wrong, and we wonder how many parents would agree.

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'I don't care who started it' - here are the 4 boomer 'mumisms' we might want to retire and why, according to psychologists

Things parents say can have a profound affect on little humans

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How to raise happy kids - 8 expert tips to improve happiness (and how to be okay when your kid doesn't feel happy)

Our experts have shared 8 ways to start improve happiness in your kids, and how your relationship with your child is key to understanding what 'happy' looks like on them.

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Wondering how to raise resilient kids? We asked three experts to share their top tips (#5 is inspired)

We've spoken to psychotherapists and a teacher, who share tips for raising resilient kids, and what a resilient child looks like - empower your child to thrive in the face of challenge.

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How to talk to your kid about feelings and 7 therapist-approved ways to connect

We understand that talking to kids about feelings isn't easy - you're not alone if you find this hard. We've got expert guided advice to help kids open up and get conversations going.

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How to talk to kids about divorce - it's never easy, here our experts share the best ways to do it in this age-by-age guide

If talking to kids about divorce feels daunting, you aren't alone. A psychotherapist and legal expert offer guidance on navigating the process to lessen the worry.

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35 teen conversation starters to open up communication with your teenager (#19 could be very telling)

Getting teens to engage in conversation can be difficult. If the adolescent in your life is closed off, try these 25 simple openers to get the chat flowing as suggested by experts.

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"Bluey is different from other kids' shows", even the experts agree - we asked parents and a therapist to explain what makes the children's cartoon a success

Bluey is honest and full of heart, and has lots of positive messages to teach our kids. Even the experts can't get enough of the show, and here's why.

The Guardian - UK

UK counselling body apologises for dropping article about Jewish trauma

BACP reverses decision not to publish report on response of Jews in Manchester to 7 October Hamas attack in Israel

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50 People Probably Having A Worse Day Than You On New Year’s

New Year’s Eve is supposed to be about new beginnings. But bad luck doesn’t care much about what day it is! The post 50 People Probably Having A Worse Day Than You On New Year’s first appeared on Bored Panda.

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How to reduce screen time: 9 simple tips from family therapists and a neuroscientist (and #4 is an easy win)

Parents often feel guilty about the time children spend on screens, but we've spoken to the experts and screentime isn't as problematic as you might think.

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BBC Three's Such Brave Girls shows us how the mistakes our mothers make will continue to be passed down to our daughters - it's uncomfortable viewing, but our TV critic loved it

Such Brave Girls is a comedy brilliantly balancing grotesque humour with intergenerational trauma, while pointing out why women's mental health makes us uncomfortable.

The Guardian - UK

Not all therapy is a force for good. I give you exhibit A: the actor Jonah Hill

The star wrote his controlling texts to a girlfriend in language he learned on the couch

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex opens up about having therapy: What are the benefits of seeking help?

As Harry discusses how therapy helped him, therapists tell Lisa Salmon why it’s so helpful and who might benefit.

The Independent UK

How might Harry’s past affect how he is as a partner and parent today?

The duke has said he doesn’t want to repeat the mistakes of his parents in a new Netflix documentary.

The Independent UK

People cancelling therapy sessions because they can no longer afford them – BACP

Two thirds (66%) of therapists say cost-of-living concerns are causing a decline in people’s mental health, a BACP survey of members found.

Chicago Sun-Times

CPD cracks down on underground pot parties, seizing a kilo of weed and hundreds of grams of magic mushrooms

Five people were hit with felony charges when city officials raided two pot-centric pop-up parties last week.

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