psychotherapy

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<p>Dr Ciara Kelly and Dr Richard Hogan have a new weekly podcast, They F*ck You Up, it's out now.</p>

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Ciara Kelly and Richard Hogan: 'People are messy, they hurt each other and themselves'

Dr Richard Hogan and Dr Ciara Kelly are teaming up for a new podcast called They F*ck You Up, which they say looks at the messiness of people’s lives and offers advice and tips, and some levity along the way.

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<span lang="EN-US">Ex-FBI negotiator, Chris Voss, uses a tactic he calls ‘mirrors’ — essentially repeating the last few words your child says. So if he or she screams ‘No! I hate that!’ you would say ‘Oh, you hate that?’ This demonstrates to your child that you are listening, and it encourages them to elaborate.</span>
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parenting

How to negotiate with your young child as if your life depended on it

<p>Dr Colman Noctor: A tantrum could be happening for the simplest of reasons.</p>

parenting

Colman Noctor: An expert guide to managing toddler tantrums for parents

Depressed teenager on his phone in the dark.

parenting

Colman Noctor: Power and 'politics' in teenage relationships

parenting

Joanna Fortune: My daughter and her kids are staying for two weeks but I'm worried about chaos

Portrait of worried senior woman sitting on sofa at home

advice

Talk to me: I rarely see my son's family even though we live in the same area

Lucy Kennedy: 'The greatest challenge I’ve ever faced was giving birth'

The presenter and mum of three on making friends, an interest in psychotherapy, and never overplucking your eyebrows

Sat, 26 Jun, 2021

Louise O'Neill: 'I’d love to know when Piers Morgan has ever been quiet – we should be so lucky'

Louise O'Neill: Good mental health should be not be limited to those who can afford to pay for it

To have someone with Prince Harry's platform be so open about his experiences — the PTSD, the panic attacks, the attempts to numb his pain with alcohol and drugs — and the steps he took to heal from that, might go some way towards destigmatising these issues

Sat, 29 May, 2021

School psychotherapists ‘would lower suicide rates’

Every secondary school should have a professional psychotherapist working on-site to help identify at-risk teenagers before they become suicidal, according to Jimmy O’Connell, a psychotherapist and teacher.

Thu, 08 Oct, 2015

psychotherapy

Ciara Kelly and Richard Hogan: 'People are messy, they hurt each other and themselves'

How to negotiate with your young child as if your life depended on it

Colman Noctor: An expert guide to managing toddler tantrums for parents

Colman Noctor: Power and 'politics' in teenage relationships

Joanna Fortune: My daughter and her kids are staying for two weeks but I'm worried about chaos

Talk to me: I rarely see my son's family even though we live in the same area

Lucy Kennedy: 'The greatest challenge I’ve ever faced was giving birth'

Louise O'Neill: Good mental health should be not be limited to those who can afford to pay for it

School psychotherapists ‘would lower suicide rates’

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Mick Clifford

psychotherapy

Ciara Kelly and Richard Hogan: 'People are messy, they hurt each other and themselves'

How to negotiate with your young child as if your life depended on it

Colman Noctor: An expert guide to managing toddler tantrums for parents

Colman Noctor: Power and 'politics' in teenage relationships

Joanna Fortune: My daughter and her kids are staying for two weeks but I'm worried about chaos

Talk to me: I rarely see my son's family even though we live in the same area

Lucy Kennedy: 'The greatest challenge I’ve ever faced was giving birth'

Louise O'Neill: Good mental health should be not be limited to those who can afford to pay for it

School psychotherapists ‘would lower suicide rates’

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Mick Clifford

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