Why are we so scared to be honest?

Let’s be honest. It can feel flattering, in the right circumstances, to be asked for advice by friends, family members or even those you sit next to at the bus stop. After all, it may suggest that oth

Lately, it feels as though we have reached a point in history where we are collectively overwhelmed by information, content and an incessant and rapidly changing news cycle. Whereas in the past someth

It’s important to know when it’s best to walk away…

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Award-winning broadcaster, journalist, writer, campaigner, documentarian and international speaker Charlie Webster speaks to Psychology Now group editor Sarah Bankes about the importance of talking about trauma

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