The Power of Sleep – Mood, Memory and Focus
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Getting a good night’s sleep is incredibly important for your health. It’s equally important to your health as eating a balanced, nutritious diet or exercising regularly. Most adults require seven or more hours of regular, high-quality sleep per night. However, … Read more

Happy Birthday Untangled Psychology!
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A couple of weeks back we celebrated Untangled’s cheerful two-year birthday with our family, friends, and colleagues. We were all surrounded by flowers, balloons and decorations. The tables were full of snacks, sweets, cakes, and sweet drinks when we gathered … Read more

Imperfect is the New Perfect
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Constantly aiming for perfectionism in everything you do, can have its downsides. When you are repeatedly aiming for an almost impossible ideal, you can accidentally create unwanted and unproductive consequences we have discussed earlier. Perfectionism can also be seen as a generational phenomenon … Read more

SERAY SOYMAN
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Seray’s story Seray Soyman is a psychologist and sexologist specialising in both general mental health and sexual health. She strives to create a space that is both supportive and accepting, where you can feel free to express yourself without judgment. “My philosophy … Read more

“People with ADHD are Lazy” – False ADHD Myths
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ADHD stands for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder which is a chronic condition which affects millions of people from their childhood to their adulthood. At least two or three of the following difficulties are often present in people with ADHD, including: an inability … Read more

The Good and the Bad of Coffee
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What is so special about that sweet sweet drink of coffee that most of the world likes to start their mornings with? Many of us drink coffee to jump-start our mornings or give our sluggish workdays a little extra ”oomph”. … Read more

Recognize these Thinking Errors?
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‘Thinking errors’, also known as ‘cognitive distortions’ or unhelpful thinking styles are biased perspectives we might have about ourselves, our situations, other people or the future. Thinking errors are negative, irrational thoughts and beliefs that we unconsciously reinforce. We have … Read more