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Parenting whilst experiencing mental health issues
What difficulties could you face as a parent with a mental health problem? CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
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The impact of social media on teenagers
As reported by the BBC News, new research suggests that teenagers who spend more time on social media are less satisfied in life Scientists believe keep reading
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RCGP suggests patients are more comfortable seeking mental health support
The comments relate to the rise in the number of prescriptions for anti-anxiety medications in the UK between 2003 and 2018 Chair of the Royal keep reading
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Protecting your mental health online
MIND takes you through the benefits and challenges which being online can bring to your mental health CREDIT: This is an edited version of an keep reading
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Why you should be taking micro-breaks
Research shows having more short breaks at work may lead to greater productive CREDIT: This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
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How to stop people-pleasing
What are the signs that you could be a people-pleaser, and how does it affect your wellbeing? Andy Gill explores CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
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GPs left to “pick up the pieces” of the poor housing situation in Northern England
As reported by the BBC News, a think tank has warned that doctors and schools are under greater pressure as a result of poor housing keep reading
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NHS referrals to mental health specialists reach record highs in England
As reported by the BBC News, the NHS in England are struggling to cope with the rising number of patients in need of mental health keep reading
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Combatting loneliness: why social prescribing should be just what the doctor ordered
Jonathan Finch, web content editor at First Practice Management, explains why social prescribing is the best tool to combat the increasing loneliness we are seeing in keep reading
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Are tablet screenings the future of general practice visits?
As reported by HCPLive, new research suggests patients are more comfortable discussing sensitive matters such as depression and domestic violence on a tablet or video keep reading