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  • The Solution to Cringe Culture is Autism

    This is a perfectly natural human reaction to seeing, hearing or touching something that makes us uncomfortable This masking (hiding natural behaviors to fit in socially, and appear 'neurotypical') can lead to immense

  • Reclaiming Pleasure After Medical Trauma: What No One Tells You

    Before cancer, I was in touch with my body in a way that felt natural as a young woman. Guilt that intimacy, something that once came naturally, now requires conversation, intention, and even

  • Drinking Culture Among Young People

    Natural ingredients in alcohol act on GABA receptors – pleasure receptors in the brain – to give one get to choose if they accept, and they may not if the offer comes from us, as parental endorsement naturally

  • Another Year, Another COVID Christmas

    During the first lockdown in 2020, when the Prime Minister asked for 250,000 volunteers nearly three There is no doubt that over the last 20 months or so, a series of lockdowns have narrowed and restricted

  • Can Technology Help Detect Emotion Dysregulation in Young People?

    Clinical notes are written in natural language, using words rather than numbers. Over the past decade,  Natural Language Processing (NLP) , a branch of machine learning and artificial

  • The Power of Music in Maintaining Mental Wellbeing During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    I experienced the national lockdown in London and was restricted by international flights and a 14 days Last September, I came back to London for my professional placement programme, but the second lockdown Recently, I was deeply moved by a heart-warming story of a friendship formed during lockdown. wall made Giorgio realise that playing duets with Emil was not only about fighting loneliness during lockdown Music brings hope during lockdown; also, music itself is hope.

  • It Took a Friend’s Suicide for Us to Start Talking About Mental Health

    two years of COVID via typical male means, sharing jokes in a group chat and seizing any opening in lockdown

  • Understanding #CoreCore: TikTok's Take on Men’s Mental Health

    liana flores Another element of CoreCore that intrigued me was that many of the videos follow themes of nature For example, there are many videos of people enjoying natural landscapes—be it through hiking, interactions

  • Therapy: The Hardest Goodbye

    Two months after India went into lockdown, my mother passed away in my arms.

  • Lack of symmetry — my mental health mapped out in 180 days

    I have made connections with women I may never have met without lockdown. of hand gestures (just one of these hugely successful added extras), but they have become so second nature appearance, bears no real connection to who we are (I’ve stopped wearing makeup or brushing my hair in lockdown

  • Video Games and Virtual Reality for your Mental Health

    suggesting that I might enjoying playing chess because of my competitive mind fit with the strategic nature The musical aspects of this game are grounding and harmonising, while the immersive nature of a virtual

  • How coronavirus has marked the use of breath, and George Floyd's murder has amplified it

    From breath, we contribute to the existence of our own life, but also to the life of nature. The Self is an energy, meaning that contrary to the laws of nature that all is temporary, the Self is and vary, therefore deliberate interference would be needed to combine both together, changing the nature Knowledge only sits in our mind, but to integrate it into our mind requires understanding of what our human nature

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