KlearMinds Therapy Blog Post

Are you afraid of the big wide world?

Are you apprehensive about going outside? Does your home seem the only place where you feel comfortable and truly safe? Isolating yourself from the outside world can become an unhealthy habit, which can cause feelings of loneliness, hopelessness and intense anxiety, putting your social life, career and mental health in danger. Agoraphobia is the technical term for an irrational fear…

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Vicenza, Italy, 20th September 2015. Marathon runners

Build your resilience: Follow the Stoics

Ancient Greece may not be the first place you think of when considering the concept of resilience, which is basically the ability to bounce back from negative situations, but it…

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Man and Woman in Disagreement

How can you tell if you’re in a bad relationship?

We all deserve to feel safe, loved and happy in a romantic relationship but sometimes it’s not as straightforward as all that. But how can you tell whether your relationship…

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Hand washing

How do you recognise Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?

OCD is a psychological problem characterised by repeated unwanted thought and/or actions. There’s no easy test to tell if someone has the condition; often the behaviour in question is nothing…

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Try something new for 30 days

Did you know that it takes 30 days to form a new habit, or break an old one? If you’ve been wanting to make a change in your life –…

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Merry Christmas

Season’s Greetings from KlearMinds

The Christmas season is upon us and the team at KlearMinds would like to extend their very best wishes to all our clients past and present. We all need a…

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Colouring books for adults – what are the benefits?

Adult colouring books have been around for a few years now – have you tried them yet? It might be silly to think that something as simple as a colouring…

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Fear of heights

Are you afraid of heights?

A fear of heights may be irrational and excessive to the onlooker, but it’s a very real anxiety disorder and a frightening experience for those who suffer from it. Of…

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How are you angry?

Anger is one of many human emotions – we all feel it on occasion. But it’s when anger gets out of control that it can cause huge problems in your…

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Wheel of Life – a tool to assess your personal happiness

The Wheel of Life, aka the Wellness Wheel, is a great exercise that can be used to help create more balance and success in all aspects of your life. It’s…

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What are you afraid of?

Everyone is afraid of something, but when your fear is so specific that it triggers excessive levels of anxiety or panic, you could be suffering from a phobia. Phobias are…

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10 reasons why getting outside more is good for your health!

Did you know that spending time outdoors can benefit your physical and mental health? You don’t even have to be exercising energetically to reap the benefits. Simple everyday activities such…

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What Is CBT & How Can It Help

What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?

With so many different psychotherapy, coaching and counselling techniques to choose from, it can be bewildering to understand what they all mean. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is one of several…

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Our Mental Health Guides

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Everyone experiences grief in different ways and there is no right or wrong way to grieve. After a loss, there…

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How to Set Healthy Boundaries and Why You Must

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Boundaries define the limits of acceptable behaviour and are critical for our well-being. However, setting boundaries can feel selfish or…

A Guide to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

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This reference guide is for people who want to learn more about cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) . It will discuss…

OCD Help Guide

8th June 2015

A Help Guide to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)   This guide is for people who think they might have OCD or…

A Guide to Psychotherapy

13th February 2015

Psychotherapy is sometimes referred to as counselling, talking therapy, psychosocial therapy, or simply therapy. It can help people deal with…

A Guide to Psychotherapy for Depression

9th January 2015

This reference guide is for people who want to learn more about depression and how psychotherapy can help to treat…