Nature vs Nurture, the age old debate. This week's episode takes a look at some of the contributing factors for mental health disorders.

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2 in 3 of us at some point in our lives will suffer from an issue in our mental health. Talking about mental health with others can be tricky, and there is still a stigma around mental health. However, talking about what's going on in our head with others is important, now, more than ever, in our current society.

Today on GetPsyched, we explore the signs to spot whether or not someone is suffering from mental health issues. It's also cover the importance of understanding our role in talking to others about their mental health difficulties. The position of trust we put ourselves in when someone confides in us is something that should almost never be broken.

There are some more serious circumstances that we need to discuss in this video, so we also discuss what to do if someone is suicidal, how can you make sure they get the help they need.

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Understanding grief is complex. Grief is something that we all experience and is a perfectly normal and functional experience after the loss of someone or something. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at grief and learn to understand is better by looking into some classic theories about the grieving process.

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IT'S OUR SECOND BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Your psychology doctorate interview can be a scary and intimidating environment. It is the difference between you realising a dream and getting onto the psychology doctorate or you having to wait another year to apply again, so its something you really need to get right. Well, on this weeks episode of GetPsyched we take a look at everything you need to know for your psychology doctorate interview!

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Electro Convulsive Therapy (ECT) might be something you might have heard of before. Its a form of treatment for major mental health disorders that are deemed to be "effective" when no other form of treatment has been impactful. However, there is, of course, conflicting research with Electro Convulsive Therapy and massive risk and controversy. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at everything there is to know about Electro Convulsive Therapy.

You can check out the talk I gave at TEDx Glasgow 2019 here on Male Identity and Men's Mental Health - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X6i3g27sCQ

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Starting your undergrad psychology degree can be an uncertain and nerve-racking time. However, there are a few tips and tricks that I have learned along the way that will help you out and on this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at everything you need to know for your psychology undergrad degree!

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De-realisation and de-personalisation are perhaps not terms that you are all the familiar with. However, de-realisation and de-personalisation can have both strange and profound implications for peoples sense of wellbeing. De-realisation and de-personalisation can be obscure symptoms of anxiety and in this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at what de-realisation and de-personalisation are all about.

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More than you might first appreciate, there are a lot of fake therapists out there. This may not have been something you have considered before but in the world of therapy its actually a very serious issue. With the opportunity for unqualified and unaccredited therapists to practice and set up private work bigger than ever, people need to be more aware of the therapist's they are seeing and if they are actually fully qualified and accredited. On this weeks episode of GetPsyched, we take a look at this topic!

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One of the biggest single questions I get asked as a counselling psychologist in training is what is the difference between counselling and clinical psychology? Its a good question, the differences between counselling and clinical psychology can be really hard to distinguish at first, it can be challenging to tell the difference. There is a lot of veralp but the differences between counselling and clinical psychology are there and on this weeks episode of GetPsyched we are going to take a look at them!

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