ADHD and Diet: Why Eating Well Feels So Much Harder
You already know what you should be eating. You have read the articles, saved the recipes, maybe even bought the vegetables. And yet here you are at 4pm, realising you...
Stay up to date with the latest insights from the world of psychology and mental health. The Private Therapy Clinic blog explores psychological concepts, therapeutic approaches, and human behaviour, offering expert analysis and practical advice.
Our articles and videos, created by renowned psychologist Dr Becky Spelman and our team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychotherapists, provide valuable guidance on a range of mental health topics. Whether you’re looking for expert opinions, research-backed strategies, or everyday wellbeing tips, you’ll find it all here.
Medication and a proper assessment do most of the heavy lifting in ADHD care. What they tend to leave behind is the emotional side. The flash of anger that lands before you can think. The way a mild criticism can flatten an entire afternoon. The words that are out of your mouth a moment before […]
You already know what you should be eating. You have read the articles, saved the recipes, maybe even bought the vegetables. And yet here you are at 4pm, realising you...
They seemed perfect at first. Available. Interested. Then you got close and they disappeared. Not physically. Just emotionally. Present but absent. There when things are light, gone when things matter....
You’re in a conversation, fully engaged, and yet somehow you’re also tracking the two people talking behind you, the shift in your friend’s expression, and the fact that someone across...
You slept eight hours. Maybe nine. You still woke up feeling like you hadn’t slept at all. And the worst part isn’t the tiredness itself. It’s the fact that nobody...
You know something is wrong. You’ve always known. But you’ve spent so long performing “fine” that you’re not sure what’s underneath it anymore. That’s what ADHD masking does. It doesn’t...
What are the 4 main types of introverts Personality researchers, including psychologist Jonathan Cheek, have described four main types of introverts: Social introverts, who enjoy people but need time alone...
In my clinical experience, questions about a possible link between Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and narcissism are becoming increasingly common. They often come from people trying to make sense of challenging...
Emotionally shut off that’s how many see those labeled with Schizoid Personality Disorder. Yet quietness isn’t emptiness; behind still expressions lies a mind built on survival, not coldness. Removed from others?...
Key Takeaways on Body Doubling Body doubling means doing a task while someone else is present, either in person or online. The other person is not there to help as...
Strange thoughts shape how some people see the world trust feels impossible, even when there’s no reason to doubt. A single remark, meant kindly, can sound like an insult to...