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February 2021 Newsletter

Part 1 of our February 2021 Newsletter - Valentine's Special features an overview of what is new on TherapyFriends!

A.J. 7 February 2021

December 2020 Newsletter – Part 2

This is the second of the two parts to the December Newsletter. It covers December and ends the year for newsletters. We referred to a ‘Christmas…

TeamTFSK 19 December 2020

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December 2020 Newsletter-Part 1

There are two parts to the December newsletter because there is a lot to write about and we like to keep our posts short so this is the first part.

TeamTFSK 8 December 2020

November 2020 Newsletter

Thank you for signing up and staying with us at TherapyFriends. This month, we are completely mobile friendly. Read all the news now!

TeamTFSK 14 November 2020

TF Newsletter – Oct 2020

All the latest news from our monthly newsletter which goes out to our valued TherapyFriends!

TeamTFSK 11 November 2020

October 2020 Newsletter

TherapyFriends hopes to de-stigmatise mental health and create an inclusive online caring community. There are interest forums and 'find a friend' fun…

TeamTFSK 18 October 2020

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TF Wellbeing Clinic!

18 April 202118 April 2021

Wellbeing Articles, Groups and Forums, Unique Professional Providers, Workplace Issues Articles

June 4: Online event with David Morgan!

11 April 202130 May 2021

Our esteemed TF Advisory Board member, Dr. David Morgan, will be in discussion with author Prof. Ian Parker highlighting his newly-published book, “Socialisms: Revolutions Betrayed, Mislaid, and Unmade”. This free…

My Caribbean Home – On The Sea

2 April 20214 April 2021

The first of a few shares of a part of my life. The Caribbean: Sea, Sun, Sand

A Healing Relationship-Richard Erskine

14 March 202115 March 2021

Humans suffer from relational disruptions. A developmentally based, relationally focused, integrative psychotherapy emphasizes a non-pathological perspective in understanding people’s behavior.

Essay Competition: The Annual Gavin MacFadyen Award

10 March 202118 March 2021

You may submit your entry to publicinterestpsychology@gmail.com. The closing date for your submissions is Friday 25 June 2021. Gavin Hall MacFadyen was an American investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker. He was…

My Feral Heart-‘Enabled’ Disability

8 March 202122 March 2021

The film is aptly named ‘My Feral Heart’ because human hearts are feral, no matter how much we try to civilise them-wounded through loss, and healing when it can, in unexpected conditions which we cannot hope to control.

Falling Sperm Count and Human Survival

28 February 202128 February 2021

Epidemiologist Shanna Swan says low counts and changes to sexual development could endanger human species. Miranda Bryant, the Guardian. March 2021. Falling sperm counts and changes to sexual development are…

Anti depressants and their Effects

28 February 202113 March 2021

Some patients taking SSRIs develop insomnia, skin rashes, headaches, joint and muscle pain, stomach upset, nausea, or diarrhea. These problems are usually temporary or mild or both.

Drug for Treating Obesity?

27 February 202127 February 2021

The drug, semaglutide, works by hijacking the body’s own appetite regulating system in the brain leading to reduced hunger and calorie intake.

My Kitchen, My Queendom

27 February 20218 March 2021

uring the extended period of the Covid-19 lockdown in India last year, the social media was flooded with images of food. Each photograph outdid the other.
Women, across India experimented with ingredients in their kitchens. They cooked with a never-before frenzy.

Lemurs and Long Lasting Love

26 February 202127 February 2021

Once bonded, pairs spend much of their waking hours grooming each other or huddled side by side, often with their tails wrapped around each other’s bodies. Males and females of these species spend a third of a lifetime with the same mate. The same cannot be said of their closest relatives, who change partners often.

Autism, Stress and Good Parenting

26 February 202126 February 2021

Parents with a solid co-parenting relationship are less stressed and more hopeful. Maryam Abdullah, Greater Good Magazine. February 2021. Pic: Julian Hochgesang Parents, in general, are under a significant amount…

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