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The relationship between therapists and their patient should be a professional one, but ultimately every relationship is about what happens between two people, and when one is speaking about intimate,...

Often, our own thought processes hold us back from achieving all that we can. In order to make sure that our own negative thought patterns are not holding us back,...

We all suffer from worry at times, and for those who are inclined to suffer from anxiety, worry can become genuinely very disabling. Worries can escalate until they are occupying...

Behavioural experiments are one of the tools commonly used by therapists who work in the area of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. They can be an immensely useful agent of change when...

Age differences in a relationship can be challenging and leave many couples questioning if their partnership can survive the years between them. While an older man going out with a...

In this video Dr Becky Spelman offers advice on how to become a HCPC registered Psychologist in the UK. Dr Becky talks about tips on how to get in to...

The aim of this case study is to show through the use of a client study, how cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can be applied in the treatment of depression. The patient...

Poppy had an irrational fear of dying when trying to fall asleep, this anxiety issue involves all sorts of catastrophic thoughts for Poppy. Poppy attended 7 sessions of CBT with...

Psychopathy and schizophrenia are both frequently represented in popular culture—in thrillers and on TV shows—and they are both significantly more common among men than women, with the result that they...