‘Online Mental Health’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 3

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New Service at MyTherapist: Real Therapy, Online

Last updated 22nd July 2008

Our new sister site, MyTherapist.com, launches today!

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Therapist Directories: Are They Worth Your Time (And Money)?

Last updated 12th May 2008

When I’m asked for suggestions about how to get more clients for an online therapy practice, one of the first things the other therapist usually mentions is their membership in such-and-such online directory. It turns out that quite a few of the therapists who are struggling to find clients are already members of one or more directories, so it’s clear that not everybody who joins a directory actually winds up with many clients. Therapist directories might be a great deal, but for whom?

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It’s All the Same…Only Different

Last updated 14th April 2008

It’s been awhile since our last major overhaul of the site’s layout and underlying technology, but at last it’s done! Yep, all the same content is still here, and all the same people — we just have a different look.

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Self Harm: Hurting Yourself to Help Yourself

Last updated 5th February 2008

The issue of self-harm is gaining a higher profile, in the UK at least, but it still remains to some extent a hidden and misunderstood problem, as evidenced by the stereotype of a teenage girl cutting her arms in a dark bedroom.

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Master Your Emotions, Control Your Mood?

Last updated 14th November 2007

Something about this article rubs me up the wrong way — maybe it’s the title itself, “Master your emotions”. The cheerful, practical, common sense tone reinforces the idea that we are messy souls who need keeping in line, and who need to enforce a certain wholesome discipline for our own good. It sounds as if an adult is taking charge of a child.

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