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Volume 25, No 2, 2018

How latest neuroscience supports HG • Why emotions are sensational • How influential is our DNA? • Anti-depressant withdrawal • Self-belief in education • The importance of the therapeutic setting • and much more...

Volume 25, No 1, 2018

Building resilience: helping veterans • How Suffolk Mind is introducing HG ideas across the county • Ethics: illuminating cases • How HG is helping in an NHS clinic for obesity • Speeding up physical recovery • Fostering good practice • NHS whistleblower • and much more...

Volume 24, No 2, 2017

How the human hand helped evolve our sense of self • Complex Trauma and Polyvagal Theory: interview with Stephen Porges • Aric Sigman on negative effects of excessive screen use • Living with uncertainty • Beauty makeovers for vulnerable people • and much more...

Volume 24, No 1, 2017

Celebrating 20 years of human givens • Hearing voices: the latest • Eating disorders • The impact of HG on university teaching • Challenging cases • Tips for ethical practice • Working creatively with young children • skewed psychological research • and much more...

Volume 23, No 2, 2016

Biohistory: does it affect human nature? • Working with severe emotional damage and ongoing abuse • Children: the importance of curiosity • Postnatal depression • How meaning drives events in Middle East • Supporting people with cancer • HG in the construction industry • Preventing suicide • and much more...

Volume 23, No 1, 2016

Mastering our emotions • Psychosis • How HG differs from other approaches • Stress and body temperature • Kindness and social anxiety • Clinical commissioning group meets wellbeing needs • Psychiatric drugs: promoting the dangers • Innovative project for learning disabled adults • and much more...

Volume 22, No 2, 2015

Time to rethink psychiatry? • Resolving PTSD in veterans • Mindfulness and false memory • How one NHS nurse uses HG • CBT not so good for depression • Helping people with chronic conditions get off benefits • Child sexual exploitation: helping parents • and much more...

Volume 22, No 1, 2015

The uses and abuses of hypnosis • Ways to overcome resistance in clients • Fertility: using HG to help support couples • Teenagers and risk • Working ethically with older people • Predicting suicide • Helping young blind people • Anorexia • Sandwell's trailblazing mental health services • and more...

Volume 21, No 2, 2014

How Whitehall wrecks public services • Parenting adult children • 'Just What We Need' Programme • Making sense of psychosis • Inflammation and depression • Putting mindfulness in perspective • Innovative approach to student wellbeing • Canabis and anxiety • and more...

Volume 21, No 1, 2014

Going global with mental health • Online therapy, the payoffs and the pitfalls • How our perspectives can be manipulated • Psychological side effects of anti-depressants • Creative ways to work with self-harming teenagers • Heightened awareness for therapists • and much more...

Volume 20, No 2, 2013

Desmond Morris on creativity • Innovative approach for tackling chronic pain • Tackling caetextic thinking in organisations • Whole-school approach to emotional health • Counselling through an interpreter • Working with the homeless • HG research • and much more...

Volume 20, No 1, 2013

Overcoming intransigence in global trouble spots • Making the most of 7-11 breathing • Effective psychiatry: it's about relationships • Heart Attacks • Why fire-fighters need to know how the brain works • Sleep and schizophrenia • Depression can be contagious • and much more...

Volume 19, No 2, 2012