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I couldn't answer on where that hierarchy comes from, but I was quite interested to see that in this book, Big Friendship, the best friend authors had difficulties and managed to find a couples therapist to work with them. I guess not everyone privileges couples.
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I passed my viva with minor corrections! Hurray!

Mothers day walk today and I think I found an Asian skunk cabbage and a scarlet elf cap #fungi #photography

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Finally did a polaroid double exposure I'm proud of. It's taken me a lot of packs of film to get here. And an app.
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Autism in therapy: Monotropism, meditation and autistic flow.
River Marino with their chapter from 'On Being an Autistic Therapist', edited by Max Marnau @rabthecat.bsky.social and published by @pccsbooks.bsky.social.

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Research masters student writing up research into mental health during Covid

Totally true. I love my friends as much and more than many romantic relationships, but it's considered a stupid thing to say.

New year polaroid of my dad in a wig. Looks like a cross between me and that bloke from simply red.

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One of my xmas pressies was a tshirt designed by the amazing Jim'll Paint It with characters from my fave horror films, and also Society, which I saw for 1st time this evening. It blows its special effects budget in the last half hour. The body horror is ridiculous and inventive.
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Last night I went to my bro's art exhibition - The Dark Room - in Lambs Gallery, Lostwithiel. Most art painted in UV paint, and with the chance to make your own art and add to the walls, it's a great exhibition and I'm proud. You can still see it as its on this week 😁 #cornwall #lostwithiel #art

The evolving landscape of Occupational Health Psychology | BPS The editors of the new Elgar Encyclopedia of Occupational Health Psychology showcase a couple of trends around the changing nature of work.

The evolving landscape of Occupational Health Psychology…

The editors of the new Elgar Encyclopedia of Occupational Health Psychology showcase a couple of trends around the changing nature of work.

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The lucifer effect by Philip zimbardo is a good read.
The phemonology of working class experience by Charlesworth was one, of the first psych books I fell in love with.
The mirror dance by krieger is more sociology but I love that also.

I'm a social psychology fan myself. I like the focus on social factors that's missing in a lot of psychology stuff. Are there any topics you're particularly interested in?

Behavioural psychology isn't that great, although if you're going that way I quite enjoyed Walden two by bf skinner.

What with this being the new place to come to when you're pissed off with the old places, I wanted my first post to be full of joy. This is my local beach, deserted, dark and in the rain. Always makes me smile. #parbados

It's definitely me ancient slapper!!!!! Xxxx

Good article tez