In the last decade or so, it has been recognised that ED has damaging effects on the mental health of everyone surrounding the individual who
Understanding the difference between bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder (BPD) in young people. Many young people are becoming more familiar with different mental health
How Family Therapy Works at The Wave Clinic. When treating young people with mental health conditions and substance abuse disorders, it is impossible to consider
Celebrating World Youth Skills Day by exploring the relationship between skill development and mental health. The United Nations General Assembly officially recognises 15th July as
Intersecting conditions in treatment and recovery When treating mental health conditions, co-occurring diagnoses are extremely common. It is frequent, for example, to see anxiety and
Exploring the history of and misconceptions around a prevalent eating disorder. Eating disorders (ED) are serious mental health conditions likely to affect young people. There
Food cultures and complex manifestations of eating disorders in young people. Food culture has a major influence on the way in which we understand our
How eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) is changing the way we understand treatment and recovery for young people. Over the past two decades, eye
The importance of using words with compassionate care in treatment and recovery for young people When working with vulnerable young people, it is absolutely critical
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