Dr Marianne Trent's Media Coverage

Sky News

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.

Daily Mirror

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

Daily Express

So many will get caught out by this

Not Ltd

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

Birmingham Live

Christmas celebrations at work are a potential HR minefield

Kent Live

It could be an opportunity for some people, however

Daily Mirror

It could be good news for some people, however

Express.co.uk

New data has highlighted a worrying trend for owners

Birmingham Live

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

Newspage News

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

Metro

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

Netmums

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

Daily Mail

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.

Reader's Digest

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

BBC

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

Newsweek

“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.

GoodTo

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

Metro.co.uk

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

Metro.co.uk

Our fave Made In Chelsea couple are tying the knot.

Yahoo Life

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

BreakingNews.ie

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

Yahoo Life

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

Metro.co.uk

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

Glamour UK

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

Metro.co.uk

Should we ban ‘sharenting’ here too?

Good Thinking Psych

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?

Yahoo Life

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

Yahoo Life

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.

Yahoo! News

Is Blue Monday a myth or are we actually suffering from 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 […]

My Imperfect Life

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

Liz Earle Wellbeing

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

IFA Magazine

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

HeraldLIVE

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...

The Shoulds by Francesca Specter

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

mirror

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

Yahoo Entertainment

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

Yahoo Life

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.

Crave Magazine

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

Angel & Dove

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?...

Yahoo Life

Dr Marianne Trent is here to answer all your questions.

The Portugal News

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.

NewsChain

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

inews.co.uk

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

Metro.co.uk

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

Techno Trenz

THERE’S NOTHING like a party where you don’t know anyone to determine whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert.

Daily Mail

EXCLUSIVE: Households across the UK have been warned of an annual energy bill in excess of £3,600 this winter, making it extremely expensive to heat and power properties.

News Control

Jessica Alba has opened up about going to therapy with her daughters, Honor, 14, and Haven, 10. The 41-year-old told Glamour that around puberty, “they start to

Yahoo Life

In a recent interview, Brad Pitt revealed he believes he suffers from “face blindness”. The Oscar-winning actor is certain he has prosopagnosia, a condition whereby a person cannot recognise people’s faces,...

OK! Magazine

If you feel anxious and irritable despite the warm weather, you could have summer-onset SAD - here’s how to spot the signs and feel sunnier

IFA Magazine

Today’s ONS labour market data provides yet more evidence - as if any were needed - to show the huge pressures which the UK economy is currently fa

Sunday Edit

Trauma falls on a scale and regardless of the size of the incident, it’s still important to learn to cope. Here we dive into small ‘t’ trauma.

TwistedFood

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week theme is loneliness - and the kitchen is a great place to find solace in your own company.

The Stylist Group

Your guide to becoming a morning person once and for all.

Dorset Echo

A clinical pyschologist and previous host have shared practical and emotional advice to UK households taking in Ukrainian refugees.

Witney Gazette

A clinical pyschologist and previous host have shared practical and emotional advice to UK households taking in Ukrainian refugees.

HeraldScotland

A clinical pyschologist and previous host have shared practical and emotional advice to UK households taking in Ukrainian refugees.

Bromsgrove Standard

A clinical psychologist and previous host offer their tips.

Yahoo Life

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.

The Stylist Group

More and more of us have turned to alternative methods to find reassurance over the pandemic.

Psychologies

Navigate the storm of mental ill health and journey towards wellness with greater self-awareness and the belief in a brighter future, writes Caroline Butterwick

The Stylist Group

Swimming can be cheap and accessible.

Newsweek

The third Monday of January is dubbed Blue Monday, so Newsweek has compiled some expert advice for lightening your mood today.

The Telegraph

Socialising and alcohol used to go hand-in-hand but, for many like me, that connection had been severed

The Telegraph

During the pandemic, many men and women have lost their surviving parent. One writer explores the complexities of becoming a midlife orphan

eWeek UK

Cryptocurrency has been around since 2009, but with publicity like Elon Musk’s continued endorsement of Dogecoin and Crypto.com renaming Los Angeles’s Staples Center to the Crypto.com Arena, it’s become...

Express.co.uk

SYMPTOMS of a rare neurological condition have appeared more frequently during the pandemic.

My Imperfect Life

Her confession stirred up a hot debate, but is there anything wrong with having a small circle?

The Times

Stop doom scrollingHealth anxiety is likely to have been around as long as humans, because the way our tricky brains have developed allows us to worry about pas

Independent.ie

Who could’ve guessed that brightly coloured leggings could be so controversial? A new documentary series about the most famous leggings in the world has lifted the lid on the inner workings of multi-level...

Glamour UK

Waking up anxious may be common, but that doesn’t mean you should have to put up with it.

AtaLoss.org

The yearly task of sitting down to write Christmas cards can feel like a tricky path to navigate when grief has touched a home. AtaLoss Ambassador, Dr Marianne Trent, suggests we spread the hand of friendship...

NewsChain

The Duke of Sussex thinks quitting your job to prioritise your mental health is something to ‘celebrate’. Abi Jackson talks to some experts.

Glamour UK

Waking up anxious may be common, but that doesn’t mean you should have to put up with it.

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Co-op Funeralcare

While many of us may struggle with what to say to a grieving friend, it’s just as important to know what phrases we should avoid, too. Find out in our guide.

It's Time

Dr Marianne Trent

My Imperfect Life

The murder of Sabina Nessa has been triggering for women everywhere. We asked two psychologists to suggest ways to protect our mental health and feel safer in a world that makes it so impossible to do...

Express.co.uk

BRITISH students up and down the country woke up to record-breaking A-level results this morning after months of waiting to find out what their future holds, but Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is...

Yahoo News

If you’re feeling hurt today, just imagine the emotions the England squad must be facing.

HuffPost UK

If you’re feeling hurt today, just imagine the emotions the England squad must be facing.

Memorials of Distinction

Talking to children about death can be challenging. Memorials of Distintion spoke to DR Marianne Trent about how to approach the topic. Find out more.

Glamour UK

Just because lockdown is lifting, it doesn't mean you have to be OK.

The Sun

MILLIONS of England fans have this morning woken up with bleary eyes after the team were defeated at Wembley last night. The last year has been an emotional roller coaster and England making the fi…

The Independent

Poorer people disproportionately hit by depressive symptoms - with more than one in four adults affected in England’s most deprived areas - as economic impact of coronavirus played out

Daily Mail

Data published this morning showed 21 per cent of adults experienced some form of depression in the period between January 27 and March 7 but before the crisis the figure was 10 per cent.

BBC News

For some people, Covid has fuelled a debilitating mental health condition known as health anxiety.

HuffPost UK

You don’t have to be mourning a loved one to need help coping. The coronavirus pandemic has led to all types of loss.

The Guardian

More 18- 24-year-olds are anxious about careers as coronavirus hits jobs and mental health

Bullivant Media Ltd

Dr Marianne Trent has written the collection of stories from a variety of people of all ages about how they dealt with their own losses.

Grazia

Wondering what to do with your babies toddlers and kids during lockdown half term? We’ve sought expert advice for kids of all ages – and don’t worry: screen time is definitely allowed. Read more on Grazia.

The Telegraph

It’s natural to mourn the loss of something we care about but an unspoken ‘grief hierarchy’ means people are hiding their feelings