Valentine’s Day: How to Avoid the Traps and Enjoy the Day

by Joanne Goodman, University of Strathclyde psychology student Valentine’s Day for many is an anticipated occasion filled with over-the-top affection, gifts and quality time with their partner. However those who find themselves single on the day, whether it be through personal choice, reasons  beyond their control (e.g. the current pandemic), or having a social anxiety …

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Eating Disorders in Sports: Are Athletes at Risk?

by Joanne Goodman, University of Strathclyde psychology student Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia The documentary Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia, which aired on BBC One in late September 2020, has received high praise by mainstream media (Sky News, BBC News, iNews) and social media alike (Metro, RadioTimes). Audiences have shared the documentary’s impact on their …

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Happy Haunting!

by Joanne Goodman, University of Strathclyde psychology student Halloween is undoubtedly a globally anticipated occasion, which provides autumn with a final celebration for all ages. Initially, some 2,000 years ago, the festivities were a means to ward off bad spirits by lighting bonfires and wearing intimidating costumes. Over time it has become a time for …

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