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Who could have predicted that a website that restricts posts to 140 characters each would become a top-tier social media property? Twitter’s success has a lot to do with how it shapes our communication styles. Couples seeking to polish their communication skills would do well to examine what makes tweeting so compelling.
With Sarah launching into her PhD and taking a break from her regular posts in the Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life blog, that means we have a vacancy. Do you have something YOU would like to say about psychology, counselling, or mental health in general?
Saying a personal goodbye for now to the blog and giving links to the best writing on the web according to me!
If you write a blog — especially if you write one as part of your business — you’ll want to know about a new duplicate content vulnerability in WordPress and Movable Type. No, this isn’t the same old vulnerability that first hit the news last year — this is a new one, and this time it’s a bug.
Over at our sister site BlogsInMind.com, new bloggers have been posting on topics ranging from how our minds can play tricks on us to the challenges of living with family members experiencing mental illness. Another has posted about embarking on a career in counselling, while others have just taken a moment to vent. Do you have your own blog yet?
Many thanks to Dr Gareth Furber for giving our new free blogging service a ‘splash’ over at his site. Dr Furber highlighted the new site’s features and advertising model and commented on the potential of BlogsInMind.com as a journaling and therapeutic writing tool.
