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Valentine’s Day For Dummies | Book Review

Valentine’s Day is, by far, the most romantically anticipated day of the year, but there is no need to panic! For those in search of a potential partner, to those wanting to get their relationship back on track For Dummies has published a number of guides which will help make this Valentine’s Day a great …

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Is There a Link Between Depression and Guilt?

It would seem that Sigmund Freud’s theories on depression have been proved right; guilt does play a role in depression, according to MRI scans depressed people respond more strongly to guilt. Dr Sigmund Freud said that depression was characterised by feelings of guilt or self-blame, which made it different from ‘normal’ sadness. Researchers at the …

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Wendy's baby diary – Six months! – Guilt, isolation and men

Six months old Dillon was six months old on Monday the 3rd October 2011. A lot has happened in this first six months including his christening , baby swimming classes, health centre visits and weigh ins, the dog eating the midwifes shoes, the whole experience of giving birth, going to University, starting my website http://www.femalearts.com, …

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HIGH-FLYING FEMALES SHOULD NOT FEEL “GUILT” RETURNING TO WORK AFTER HAVING A BABY

Successful women in business should not feel any guilt returning to work after having children. They will have made the decision to return to work because it is in the best interests of their families and themselves. Niamh O’Keeffe, MD of First100, a global company which aims to help senior women executives return to their …

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