by Kelly Carrington, GAWD I have been fascinated by the concept of people-pleasing for some time, and often wondered whether my desire to be ‘good’ and to please others has made me anxious. Or was I anxious to begin with, and that drives my need to please people to keep discomfort at bay? It is a […]
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By Alex Taylor, Content Team Contributor Relationships are often portrayed as sources of comfort, happiness and emotional security. While healthy connections can have a positive impact on our mental wellbeing, relationships can also be complex and, at times, emotionally challenging. In a society that places a great deal of emphasis on romantic relationships, it’s important
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By Lily Hirst, Content Team academic. One of the most common mental health conditions affecting today’s young adults is anxiety. While the effects of anxiety on family relationships and academic achievement have attracted a lot of attention, its effect on friendships gets more pushed aside. In young adulthood, friendships play an essential part in developing
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By Kelly Carrington, GAWD Got the Date Frights? Love is in the air, isn’t it? Yes, Saint Valentine is firing his bows of match-making warm and fuzzies all over the place. But what if anxiety threatens to stick its stake in all matters of the heart? Whether you’re settled or single, anxiety is an inevitable
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