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2 w. ago Wetherspoons announces beer bombshell slashing price of Guinness for one day only

For people wishing to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in style, a pint of Guinness is set to be just £3.15 at numerous Wetherspoons boozers as celebrations kick off next week

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3 w. ago Anna was overwhelmed by the administrative burden of her job. Self

Over time, she was able to more readily accept the impact of ADHD on her life without labelling this as a character flawThe modern mind is a column where experts discuss mental health issues they are seeing in their workA central tension in psychotherapy is the interplay between acceptance and change. People usually seek therapy because they wish to alter some aspect of their lives. Yet, at its core, therapeutic change often begins with reaching an acceptance that suffering, distress and imperfections are an inherent part of the human experience.While this tension is at the heart of all therapies, there are two forms of therapy that explicitly target this interplay. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Report highlights work being done in North Lanarkshire to support young adults who lack numeracy skills

North Lanarkshire Council’s Multiply programme focuses primarily on people aged 19 and over who wish to improve their numeracy skills.

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