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Dr Marianne Trent

Clinical Psychologist
Good Thinking Psychology
Dr Marianne Trent is a specialist in trauma and grief. She approaches everything with compassion and professionalism. She has vast experience from a great range of different areas including adult mental health, child mental health, eating disorders, intellectual disability and more. She is the author of The Clinical Psychologist Collective, The Grief Collective & Host of The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast. She has appeared on television and radio.

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Sky News

Warning signs you're addicted to your job - and what therapists say you can do about it

Long hours have become a staple of life for many people - but there is an important difference between working hard and becoming psychologically addicted to work.

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Daily Mirror

HMRC rule change ‘legal requirement’ started in April ‘many unaware’

There’s no choice and more people will be affected over the next two years

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Not Ltd

Meet the olderpreneurs: why experience is becoming the ultimate business advantage

A growing wave of UK olderpreneurs are launching businesses after 50, proving experience, confidence and networks can be a powerful competitive advantage.

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Birmingham Live

‘Secret Santa has become an HR hand grenade’ experts warn

Christmas celebrations at work are a potential HR minefield

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Kent Live

‘Numbers don’t add up’ for EV owners in ‘real blow’

It could be an opportunity for some people, however

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Daily Mirror

EV owners given alert as ‘numbers don’t add up’

It could be good news for some people, however

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Express.co.uk

‘Real blow’ to EV owners after major update today

New data has highlighted a worrying trend for owners

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Birmingham Live

Amazon Web Services outage will have ‘significant impact’ for UK businesses

Small business owners said they are “heavily reliant” on Amazon Web Service

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Newspage News

Mental health referrals up 33% in 2023: “Mental health is too important to be left unregulated.”

Experts have called for regulation as mental health services in England received a record 5 million referrals during 2023, up 33% on 2019

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Metro

Seven signs your child could be addicted to their smartphone

Parents worried the tech is like ‘crack’ for kids want them banned in all schools, and MPs will discuss restricting sales this week.

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Netmums

Clinical psychologist’s 5 expert tips for easing Halloween fears in children - Netmums

Is your child afraid of Halloween? It’s not uncommon. Here’s what a clinical psychologist advises to help this spooky season

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Daily Mail

I love my step grandchildren but they won’t see a penny from me

One chartered clinical psychologist says it is often the ‘surprising’ will left by the woman who fulfils the ‘matriarchal role’ in the family that ends up causing the most problems.

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Reader's Digest

12 Books About Grief That Offer Comfort and Healing

If you’ve experienced a loss (or know someone who has), pick up one of these books about grief, which offer comfort and hope.

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BBC

Stephen Nolan - 17/06/2023 - BBC Sounds

The day’s main news stories, topical debate and interviews.

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Newsweek

Woman upset over partner’s request to sleep separately slammed

“It isn’t uncommon for people suffering with OCD to decide that they would prefer to sleep in a separate room or a separate bed,” an expert told Newsweek.

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GoodTo

30 of the best self-care ideas to boost your health and manage stress – and they’re all free

Busy putting the family first? Give yourself a lift with these tried-and-tested self-care ideas

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Metro.co.uk

Forget friction elsewhere, the royal children have an undeniable sibling bond

Their Coronation behaviour will be down to love at home, says a child psychologist.

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Metro.co.uk

Here’s how to go from friendship to love, like Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo

Our fave Made In Chelsea couple are tying the knot.

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Yahoo Life

Do you love yourself as a person? Why so many of us struggle and how to turn things around

A clinical psychologist explains why we find self-love so hard, and how to finally achieve it.

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BreakingNews.ie

How to be a less ‘hostile parent’ – as report finds links with long-term mental health risk for children | BreakingNews.ie

Researchers have found that lots of shouting and harsh discipline can have a lasting harmful impact. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

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Yahoo Life

Why song is so great for your mental health, as ‘singing estate agent’ goes viral

If you want to lower your stress levels, you may want to consider signing up for a choir.

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Metro.co.uk

How to deal when your ex talks about your relationship on social media

You can’t be involved in a one-sided fight.

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Glamour UK

Why it’s OK to be mediocre – just being you as a woman is great

Being average could be the key to happiness, say experts.

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Good Thinking Psych

How to learn and revise better for psychology exams and interviews

What if I told you that all the ways you currently revise for exams and interviews are wrong? And then told you the better ones?

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Yahoo Life

Why TikTok users are appalled by new Bold Glamour filter

There’s been a backlash on social media to the new TikTok filter that gives ‘uncanny’ perfection.

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Yahoo Life

The TikTok trend where women call out #GymCreeps

Women have felt compelled to take action against harassment both online and in the real world – here’s what we know about the trend so far.

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Yahoo! News

Is ‘Blue Monday’ really the most depressing day of the year?

Is Blue Monday a myth or are we actually suffering from the January Blues?

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My Weekly

Experts’ Advice To Help Beat The January Blues - My Weekly

January can be a month of cold weather, dark mornings, early nights, financial hangovers (more so during the current cost of living crisis) and New Year’s resolutions being broken. The […]

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My Imperfect Life

How can you resolve a family feud? We asked an expert

Wondering how to resolve a family feud amid brewing tension and issues? Don’t worry—there is a way through

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Liz Earle Wellbeing

The relationship red flags you need to know - Liz Earle Wellbeing

No relationship is perfect, but there are a few relationship red flags that we shouldn’t let fly under the radar

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IFA Magazine

Beating the January Blues — Helpful advice from clinical psychologists, GPs, wellness providers to beat those blues!

January is a month of cold weather, dark mornings, early nights, financial hangovers (more so during the current cost of living crisis) and New Year’s resolutio

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HeraldLIVE

Beat those ‘Januworry’ blues with some positive thinking

January is a month of financial hangovers for many — more so with the cost of living — and New Year’s resolutions being broken. The result is feelings of low mood, sadness, lack of motivation, tiredness...

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The Shoulds by Francesca Specter

The 12 Shoulds of Christmas

From relationship drama to people-pleasing, your most common festive pressures unpacked with advice from the experts.

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mirror

Tips to get through Christmas and New Year period after losing a loved one

The first Christmas after bereavement can be completely devastating - here Joan McFadden asks the experts how you can get through it and where to get help and support

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Yahoo Entertainment

How to organise your December social calendar – and say no to invites without offending everyone

With festive season almost upon us, how can we stop ourselves from burning out, but still have friends left after? By Imy Brighty-Potts.

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Yahoo Life

Buying a property ranks top of life’s most stressful events – a psychologist shares coping tips

The process of buying a property in the UK is affecting our mental health – here’s how to manage the upheaval of a house move.

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Crave Magazine

Why the Lake District is Good for You

Dr Marianne Trent gives you the top 6 reasons a trip to the Lake District is good for your head and heart this autumn.

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Angel & Dove

Remember Me? Loss When Others Have Moved On

Some months have passed since the death of Her Majesty the Queen and, as with any death, most people have moved on. But grief doesn’t have an end date, so how can we keep those still mourning in mind?...

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Yahoo Life

Why do we get anxious when hungover? ‘Hanxiety’ explained

Dr Marianne Trent is here to answer all your questions.

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The Portugal News

6 things you may not know about OCD

Although the clichés and jokes you may have heard about obsessive-compulsive disorder – or OCD – tend to focus on cleanliness and tidying, there is much more to it than that.

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NewsChain

This is how the cold weather might be affecting your love life

Whether you’re single or in a relationship, the weather might have more of an effect than you realise.

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inews.co.uk

My father died the same day as Prince Philip - how to cope with grief when everyone is mourning

As the extensive media coverage of the Queen’s death and funeral continues, how can people protect themselves if they are coping with loss?

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Metro.co.uk

How to deal with ‘outcasting’ anxiety - the fear that friends may hate you

Convinced a friend might now hate you? Experts share how to deal with this common phenomenon.

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