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Why imagining life after coronavirus is so important for our mental health
“When we allow ourselves to look forward we don’t feel stuck.”
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Here’s how to handle this unfamiliar feeling.
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Here’s how to deal with being unable to concentrate during lockdown
Our ability to concentrate is at an all time low.
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Why are we all having such vivid dreams at the moment?
An expert has the answers we’ve all been looking for.
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Suffering from burnout? Here’s why you should try the 42% rule
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Feeling guilty? Why your inner critic is louder than ever during lockdown
We asked an expert how to overcome this strange phenomenon.
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This expert just nailed why we shouldn’t feel guilty about not feeling OK right now
Dr Jilly Gibson-Miller has been conducting research into the public’s response to Covid-19.
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Can’t stop touching your face? This is what it’s doing to your skin
Plus, a psychodermatologist's advice on how to stop.
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There are 3 types of people in lockdown. Which one are you?
New research has revealed that there are three different types of response to the lockdown, and it makes a lot of sense.
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What your current Netflix viewing habits really say about you
It seems our Netflix choices paint a very interesting picture of our emotional states right now...
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Feeling like a child again during lockdown? An expert explains what’s happening
It could be happening if you're isolating alone or staying with parents.
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Is there anything more passive-aggressive than this WhatsApp move?
Are your WhatsApp conversations getting tenser in lockdown? Pay close attention to your punctuation...
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What’s with all the viral tag challenges on social media?
From “until tomorrow” to “run five, donate five, tag five,” social media is on fire with viral challenges. But why?
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Why we’re seeking solace in our favourite classic TV shows during lockdown
Because we can’t be the only ones re-watching Friends for the 106th time.
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Killing Eve’s Villanelle isn’t the show’s only psychopath, says clinical psychologist
It seems Sandra Oh's Eve is every bit as psychopathic as Jodie Comer's Villanelle – and this exposes an uncomfortable truth for all of us.
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Is it OK to take time off work for your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic?
You might feel reluctant to take a mental health sick day when you're working from home, but doing so is essential for refreshing your mind.
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We’re all staring at ourselves on Zoom calls, and it’s exhausting (literally)
Is virtual socialising making you more tired than usual? Here's why.
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