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When to Find Treatment for PTSD
PTSD does not always look the way people expect it to. It is not just flashbacks after a single traumatic event.
By Rachel Branson · 5 May 2026
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Mental health, resilience, focus and the inner life.

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PTSD does not always look the way people expect it to. It is not just flashbacks after a single traumatic event.
By Rachel Branson · 5 May 2026

Mind
Dealing with an addiction is a long and extremely difficult process; however, thanks to modern medicine, this isn’t as traditional and challenging as before.
By Rachel Branson · 5 May 2026

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In today’s hyper-connected world, it is not possible to deal with the bombardment of such information in the form of notifications, pop-ups, open tabs, and…
By Rachel Branson · 5 May 2026

Mind
In a world that can feel overwhelming, chaotic and at times frightening, it’s easy to feel powerless. But research tells a very different story; one t
By Rachel Branson · 4 May 2026

Mind
It was a busy yet quiet morning commute on the train. When I noticed a curious new passenger. A toddler sitting on her mum’s lap, quietly studying the
By Rachel Branson · 4 May 2026

Mind
Most people think routines are restrictive. Like something that locks your day into a fixed schedule. But a good routine does the opposite. It creates…
By Rachel Branson · 1 May 2026

Mind
Deciding to recover from addiction is often described as the hardest step. And in many ways, it is. It takes honesty, courage, and a willingness to face…
By Rachel Branson · 30 Apr 2026

Mind
Anxiety and depression are often described as two sides of the same coin, yet the ways they manifest in an adult’s life are deeply individual. For some, it…
By Rachel Branson · 30 Apr 2026

Mind
Stability is often discussed as if it is a fixed state, something people either have or do not have. In reality, it is more accurate to see it as an ongoing…
By Rachel Branson · 30 Apr 2026

Mind
Schema therapy is a popular evidence-based form of therapy designed to help change deep, longstanding thought patterns that began in childhood or adolescence.
By Rachel Branson · 30 Apr 2026

Mind
Stress and anxiety are two of the most common reasons people reach out for professional support. Yet many people aren't sure where to start or which type of…
By Rachel Branson · 30 Apr 2026

Mind
There’s a kind of grief that isn’t often spoken about. It doesn’t come with sympathy cards or time off to process. It isn’t always recognised by others. And…
By Rachel Branson · 28 Apr 2026

Mind
A career that creates a real difference can be both meaningful and rewarding. Many individuals look for roles where they can support children while also…
By Rachel Branson · 28 Apr 2026

Mind
You've done the work. You've read the books, hired the coaches, rebuilt your habits, upgraded your mindset, and pushed through every wall you've hit. You've…
By Rachel Branson · 28 Apr 2026

Mind
Ketamine therapy has emerged as a powerful treatment modality for a variety of mental health conditions. Its ability to interrupt entrenched patterns of…
By Rachel Branson · 27 Apr 2026

Mind
Addiction does not show up the same way for every woman, and it rarely announces itself clearly at the start. It tends to blend into everyday life,…
By Rachel Branson · 27 Apr 2026

Mind
Recovery has a reputation for being clinical, structured, and, at times, emotionally exhausting. That is not wrong, but it is incomplete. A growing number…
By Rachel Branson · 27 Apr 2026

Body
In recent years, researchers have become increasingly interested in whether the effects of severe stress can extend beyond the individual who first…
By Rachel Branson · 26 Apr 2026
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