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PROMOTING EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND CLEAR THINKING
Back Issue: Volume 13, No. 3 — 2006
Editorial: All change, please — Read
How We Are: news, views and information
Self-system therapy • depression and light • lying to people with dementia, and ways to make life better • aggression and women • maternal stress and baby's intelligence • different ways of dealing with dread • season for suicide • music and pain • dangers of assumptions • focus on psychosis • when men take risks
'Letting go' needs no time at all
Pat Williams considers the gift of time travel
Molar memories
A previously unidentified primitive survival mechanism explains many inappropriate behaviours, suggests Joe Griffin
The tales we tell
Stories have the power to change lives. By Rob Parkinson
The welfare state we're in
James Bartholomew tells Ivan Tyrrell how the welfare state has changed our culture in adverse, unexpected ways
Fair as well as middling
Peggy Nicholls makes use of her human givens counselling skills in her work as a mediator
Becoming an 'Aspie'
Stephen Blakey describes what it was like to discover at 50 that he had Asperger's syndrome
The blind spots in our mind's eye
What our brains add in and what they leave out can explain many of our misjudgements. By Professor Daniel Gilbert
Book Reviews
Talking Point
Letters
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