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Paul Jenkinson will listen to you about anything you want to talk about, absolutely free.

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Canadian social worker does nationwide tour listening to people for free. Here's what they reveal.

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It's hard to cope when you feel like an imposter.

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Therapist reveals 5 ways to help conquer Imposter Syndrome

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Therapists reveal a surprising truth about grieving and why being alone might be exactly what you need

"Being alone can feel like a welcome respite as you begin the grief-processing journey."

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Psychologists say calling time alone “me time” instead of “isolation” improves your mood

A simple relabeling can improve your perception and increase positive feelings.

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20 things you didn't realize you were doing because of childhood emotional abuse.

Experiencing emotional abuse growing up can have a lasting impact on an individual and we need to talk about it.

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Why Can’t People Cozy up to Cuddle Capitalism?

Despite their restorative and intimacy-inducing effects, cuddling services are increasingly coming under attack. Are critics simply out of touch?

Shut Up and Listen

Understanding the cold, hard truths behind the concept of empathy

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Watch: A Mini Documentary About My Free Advice Stand in NYC

This documentary chronicles what it's like to give free advice in a NYC park.

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Pet Diaries: The Bernese Dog That Taught Me to Connect with My Community

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College Stress Remedy? Meet Northwestern's 'Happiness Club' Therapy Dogs

The school's 5-year-old Happiness Club has a much-needed stress reliever: Therapy dogs.

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Could One Hour of Therapy Boost Black Student Achievement?

A new study suggests confidence building psychological exercises can help close the achievement gap

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