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Ever heard of the ‘love hormone’? Enda Murphy, psychotherapist and director of SeeMe.ie, explains what oxytocin is; and how it affects men and women differently.
To mark the beginning of Pride month, psychotherapist and director of SeeMe.ie Enda Murphy talks about the need to embrace diversity in all its forms in the farming community.
That nervous tension you feel when you go into a social situation is social anxiety. It’s perfectly normal and has to do with how we want to fit in and be accepted. Psychotherapist Enda Murphy writes
The reasons why we make and have and keep friends varies and changes throughout different stages of our life. Psychotherapist Enda Murphy speaks about making and keeping friends in this month’s mental health feature.
Whether it is ploughing a field or saying the Rosary, both help us find peace in the moment. They help us stop and focus on the journey, writes psychotherapist Enda Murphy.
A patient of psychotherapist Enda Murphy suffers from health anxiety. He advises on how to let go of trying to be in control of things she had no control over.