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Welcome Witbooi joined a gang when he was young so that he could feel like he belonged to something. His father would regularly tell him that he would amount to nothing, and this became a common occurrence for Welcome. Welcome
There’s been a lot written about stress, and the effects it has on the body and the mind. This post looks at a common concern, that no matter what procedures you put in place to prevent stressful behaviour from returning,
We’ve all been there – you’ve both had a few too many drinks and somehow you end up rowing with your partner or your friend about the most inane thing. When it happens once in a while, it’s not too
Charles Saatchi, the 70 year old art collector and co-founder of the famous Saatchi & Saatchi advertising agency, has opened the doors of his private life to tell the world he’s divorcing his wife of 10 years, Nigella Lawson. Whether
When you think of alcohol-induced violence or aggression, you probably associate it with beer-swilling hooligans or hardcore spirit drinkers, but according to Mike Fisher, founder of the British Association of Anger Management (BAAM), wine is just as big a problem.
Think again before having a drink to ease your stresses away. Is a glass of wine or a pint of beer the best way to deal with stress? Every evening across Britain, millions of couples will settle down on the
More than one in three admitted it had made them drive more aggressively, an Admiral survey reveals today. Road rage is growing worse with nearly half Britain’s drivers saying they had experienced the red mist. More than one
It’s common practice to greet friends, colleagues and family with the opening question, ‘How are you today?’ More often than not we reply with the short answer, ‘OK’. Even if you are feeling depressed, would you admit it? If you
Addiction to drink and drugs are prevalent throughout UK cities, but Glasgow’s mortality rates far exceed any in the UK. As home to 10% of Scotland’s population, Glasgow’s problems are very much Scotland’s problems. With heroin deaths accounting for 35%
The whole country is basking in a heat-wave. The beaches are full, the parks packed and the sales of ice cream are going through the roof. But is this heat-wave leaving people cool calm and collected or is it leaving