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Navigating Sobriety Through the Festive Season

Navigating Sobriety Through the Festive Season

Tips for a Joyful and Alcohol-Free Holiday The festive season is often associated with celebrations, gatherings, and indulgence, including alcohol consumption. For individuals committed to sobriety, navigating this time of year can pose unique challenges. However,...

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The Lingering Impact of Boarding School

The Lingering Impact of Boarding School

Navigating Intimacy and Emotional Safety in Adult Relationships A mix of independence, academic rigour, and social challenges often characterises boarding school experiences. For many, these formative years can shape their academic and social skills, emotional...

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How to Talk to Your Partner About Cross-Dressing

How to Talk to Your Partner About Cross-Dressing

Cross-dressing is a deeply personal and often misunderstood aspect of identity and expression. For many individuals, it's an integral part of who they are, but discussing it with a partner can be daunting. Fear of rejection, misunderstanding, or ridicule can make...

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Internal Working Models in Relationships

Internal Working Models in Relationships

Couples Counselling to Strengthen Your Bond Attachment theory has offered profound insights into how early experiences shape our emotional bonds throughout life. At its core lies the concept of Internal Working Models, mental frameworks that guide our expectations,...

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Relationships and Bipolar Disorder

Relationships and Bipolar Disorder

Getting Support with Relationship Therapy Bipolar disorder is a condition impacting an individual's mood. While manageable, it influences one's thoughts, feelings, and conduct within romantic relationships. Individuals with bipolar disorder can undergo intense mood...

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A Guide to Coping During The Holidays

A Guide to Coping During The Holidays

Navigating Tension and Stress in Your Relationship During The Holidays: A Guide to Coping The holiday season is often depicted as a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration. However, the reality can differ for many, primarily...

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Why Should I Forgive?

Why Should I Forgive?

An ancient saying says, "Don't cut off your nose to spite your face." This is a warning to people not to act out in anger or resentment because you only end up harming yourself. Over time, these resentments can build until the individual develops feelings of...

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Am I Sad or Depressed?

Am I Sad or Depressed?

Every one of us will experience sadness in our lifetime. It is entirely normal and natural. But some people feel something more profound and overwhelming than sadness. They may feel this way despite nothing difficult happening. So how can we tell the difference...

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