• gratitude-is-important
    Why is gratitude important?
    by Floss Knight
    Despite how bad your situation might seem, there is always something to be grateful for in life. And, it might come as a surprise, but being grateful (for things small and big) can improve your mental health as well.
  • healthy-food-for-mental-health
    How your diet affects your mental health? ​
    by Floss Knight
    What we eat and drink has a direct effect on our mental health. The right kind of food can promote good mental health while wrong food choices can end up creating more mental health issues.
  • physical-exercise-for-mind
    How physical fitness affects your mental health? ​
    by Floss Knight
    Physical fitness is important for the body as well as the mind. Yes, it helps to increase your aerobic activity, develop muscles, and ensure you have a fitter, healthier body. However, it also has a wide variety of benefits for your mental health.
  • student-mental-health
    5 Mental Health Tips for Students
    by Floss Knight
    Mental health is a concern for everyone including young adults; especially, the student population of the county. You might be surprised to know that stress levels are running exceptionally high among our younger generation.
  • best-tips-for-mental-health
    5 Tips for better mental health (plus, when to seek help)
    by Floss Knight
    If you have been struggling with mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, then here are some quick and simple tips for you to take charge of your mental health.
  • New-Years-Resolution-Mental-Health
    My New Year's Resolution - Prioritizing my Mental Health
    by Floss Knight
    I make a lot of resolutions at the start of each year - sometimes its about taking out more time to catch up with friends and family; other times it has got to do with my physical health, financial issues and more. However, this time around, I am making just one, yet the the important, New Year's resolution - to prioritize my mental health, each and every time.
  • Celebrating 10 Years of Helping People with Their Mental Wellbeing
    by Floss Knight
    UK Therapy Guide is now a decade old. Here's to us celebrating 10, wholesome years of helping people manage their mental health and achieve a state of complete wellbeing.
  • Therapy the begining of the road not the end
    Therapy is the begining of the road, not the end
    by Anetta Hegyközi
    Discover a new way of looking at psychotherapy!
  • The Advantages of Remote Therapy
    The Advantages of Remote Therapy
    by Anetta Hegyközi
    Discover how remote therapy has changed the world of mental health for the better
  • Self-reflection after therapy
    The Importance of Reflecting After a Therapy Session
    by Anetta Hegyközi
    What are the advatages of self-reflecting after a therapy session? Find out now!
  • How to invest in ourselves?
    Invest in yourself by understanding your behaviours
    by Anetta Hegyközi
    Invest in yourself and discover your mind this year. Taking care of your mental wellbeing will pay off.
  • holidays mental health
    Christmas and mental health: how to look after yourself during the holidays
    by Arteo
    Christmas can become a stressful time and affect our mental health. Here’s how to make it less overwhelming and prioritise self-care when things start getting chaotic.
  • quiet BPD
    Quiet BPD: what it is and how to recognise the signs
    by Arteo
    Quiet BPD is a subtype of Borderline Personality Disorder. The main symptoms of quiet BPD are internalised mood swings, people pleasing, and anxiety regarding relationships.
  • pathological liar
    Compulsive lying: how to spot a pathological liar and cope with one
    by Arteo
    Also known as pseudologia fantastica or mythomania, compulsive lying is a condition where a person tells grandiose fake stories for no apparent reason. Here’s how you can spot a pathological liar and cope with one.
  • Mental Health Practitioners
    Lack of Regulation in the UK Allows Unqualified Mental Health Practitioners to Exploit Vulnerable People
    by Arteo
    In the UK, "counsellor" and "therapist" are not protected terms. We can all use them to describe ourselves.