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Self Compassion

Self Compassion

In our fast and high-pressure lives, often our harshest critic tends to be ourselves. After a while, this can take a toll on our physical and mental health. One skill we can develop to combat this is practising self-compassion. Think about a time in your life when you...

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What is a Clinical Psychologist?

When you first start looking into getting professional help it can be overwhelming to figure out what support would be best for you. There are several options, but one route that could help is seeing a Clinical Psychologist.   So, what is a Clinical Psychologist,...

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When life has lost some meaning

  One big and looming question we often find ourselves obsessing over is “What am I going to do with my life?”   If we don’t have a satisfying answer to this question or just don’t know what to do, it is easy to become overwhelmed and focus on the negative...

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Five tips for sleeping well

Why do we need sleep?

We spend roughly a third of our life sleeping. Sleep plays an essential role in allowing our bodies to function correctly. If we don’t get enough sleep, it can affect our mental and physical health. Here are 5 things you can try to help you sleep better

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In the Media

Healthspan website – retirement

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Healthspan website, giving advice and tips on coping with and adjusting to retirement.

Women’s AdvanCe website – supporting a friend with endometriosis

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Women AdvanCe website, giving advice on supporting a friend with endometriosis.

Get Me Giddy website – body scanning meditation

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Get Me Giddy website, describing the benefits of body scanning meditation.

Lifespan website – phobias feature

Read here to see Sarah featured on the LifeSpan website, talking about the psychology of phobias.

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