Celebrity Dog Visits Alzheimer's Patients Celebrity Dog Visits Alzheimer's Patients Celebrity Dog Visits Alzheimer's Patients

Celebrity Dog Visits Alzheimer's Patients

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, an international campaign that aims to raise awareness and tackle the stigma that surrounds dementia Dementia [http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/dementia-guide/Pages/about-dementia.aspx] is a truly global issue. An estimated 46.8 million people are effected worldwide, and yet international research into…

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Can Infertility Counselling Help My Anxiety? Can Infertility Counselling Help My Anxiety? Can Infertility Counselling Help My Anxiety?

Can Infertility Counselling Help My Anxiety?

Understanding the benefits of professional help Discovering you’re unable to conceive a child without medical intervention can be extremely distressing. Fraught with uncertainty, anxiety [http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Anxiety/Pages/Introduction.aspx] is common, but also guilt, shame, jealousy and resentment. Research shows that most people handle the…

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I Was Convinced That Taking My Own Life Would Make My Family’s Life Better I Was Convinced That Taking My Own Life Would Make My Family’s Life Better I Was Convinced That Taking My Own Life Would Make My Family’s Life Better

I Was Convinced That Taking My Own Life Would Make My Family’s Life Better

Jake Mills suffered depression alone, and in silence. Through talking and sharing, he gained the strength – and the vision – to help tens of thousands of people in the same situation Jake Mills I didn’t think I would ever be someone who talked about being depressed [http://www.nhs.uk/…

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What is Misophonia? What is Misophonia? What is Misophonia?

What is Misophonia?

A brief overview of the overwhelming sensory condition Misophonia is a debilitating medical condition where sufferers develop an extreme sensitivity to everyday noises, usually eating and breathing sounds. Misophonia [http://www.misophonia.com/symptoms-triggers/] is often triggered in childhood, typically after an emotionally significant incident. The “trigger” is often a…

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Getting Hitched Could Help Your Mental Health Getting Hitched Could Help Your Mental Health Getting Hitched Could Help Your Mental Health

Getting Hitched Could Help Your Mental Health

New study finds positive health effects of marriage. Unsurprisingly, other studies beg to differ Researchers from Aston Medical School [http://www.aston.ac.uk/aston-medical-school/], Birmingham, and the University of East Anglia found having a loving partner can encourage you to take better care of yourself. A study of more…

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The Happiful Mental Health Survey: Premier League Football The Happiful Mental Health Survey: Premier League Football The Happiful Mental Health Survey: Premier League Football

The Happiful Mental Health Survey: Premier League Football

As part of our football feature [https://happiful-magazine.ghost.io/has-football-scored-an-own-goal/] , we contacted every club in the Premier League and asked three questions: • What does your club do to support the mental health of your players? • What community-based mental health initiative do you have? • What more can be done to…

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I Went from Being Housebound in a Wheelchair to Walking Hollywood’s Red Carpet I Went from Being Housebound in a Wheelchair to Walking Hollywood’s Red Carpet I Went from Being Housebound in a Wheelchair to Walking Hollywood’s Red Carpet

I Went from Being Housebound in a Wheelchair to Walking Hollywood’s Red Carpet

Voice actor Anna Parker-Naples experienced symphysis pubis dysfunction while pregnant with her third child. But meeting with a hypnotherapist led her down a wonderful new path in her life Anna Parker-Naples Only nine weeks into my pregnancy, I found myself in horrendous levels of pain in my pelvic area. Within…

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