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Depression & Addiction: An Intersecting Malady

New Leaf Detox has created a resource that discusses different types of depression, signs and symptoms to look out for, and how substance abuse correlates. You can find it here: https://nldetox.com/depression-addiction-an-intersecting-malady/

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Self-worth and anger

Self Worth and Anger

Lack of self-worth is the single most prevalent issue presented by clients. Often this lack of self-worth is masked by anger, which is used as a way of protecting against actions by others that generate painful feelings of shame or humiliation. A look from a passing stranger on the street or criticism in class can […]

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Bulletin Board

  • Depression & Addiction: An Intersecting Malady

  • Being Black, Going Crazy?

  • Black and Minority Ethnic Groups

    Mental illness in black and minority ethnic groups

    Free Leaflet: Dealing with Depression

    This leaflet is for anyone who is, or has been depressed.
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    Mental illness is a result of misery, yet still we stigmatise it

    Patients are being shunned in the mistaken belief they have biological defects. In fact the evidence shows that most have endured traumas.
    Bentall, R. (2016) 'Mental illness is a result of misery, yet still we stigmatise it', The Guardian, 26 February.

    Areas of Specialism

    Youth offending
    Short Term Focussed Therapy
    Couples counselling
    Internalised effects of Racism

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    “…I felt affirmed and reinforced as an individual and gained more awareness of the realistic choices in my life, many of which I had ignored.”

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