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clinician, has long been a powerful tool “for unpacking and making sense of our thoughts and feelings,” says , a licensed marriage and family therapist in New York. Sometimes it can feel like the latest in mental health treatment is overwhelmingly tech-heavy or experimental—hello, and and post-traumatic stress disorder—but the recent rise in interest surrounding writing therapy feels refreshingly grounded and old school. “There are numerous studies linking journaling about our thoughts and feelings to a decrease in symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress,” says , a licensed marriage and family therapist in California.

When it comes to haircare, there are many errors that can be made which leaves your locks in worse condition.

Joe Schlosser, who is EVP, Communications at Banijay Americas, is leaving the company and its various iterations after more than a decade.

People in one travel hotspot of Spain are being asked to wear face masks to help reduce the spread of new Covid-19 variants.

Not over it! Kelly Ripa remembers exactly what husband Mark Consuelos said to her while she was giving birth.

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CHARLOTTE Crosby has hit back after being mum-shamed over taking her newborn to a football match. The Geordie Shore star, 32, and partner Jake Ankers, 33, welcomed their daughter Alba Jean into the world in October last year. Charlotte, Jake and their baby girl recently enjoyed a family day out to Etihad Stadium to watch the Manchester City vs Tottenham Hotspur game.

Controversial plans to introduce car parking charges proposed at selected sites in North Ayrshire will be considered by councillors tomorrow.

Holidaymakers who plan to go abroad this year will need to keep up to date about the rules and laws for the destination that they will be visiting.

BBC Chair Richard Sharp has asked the BBC Board to review conflicts of interest regarding his appointment in the wake of the Boris Johnson loan scandal that broke over the weekend.

BMG has sued toy maker MGA Entertainment in the US over its past marketing of a slime-making product line called Poopsie Slime Surprise with a song called ‘My Poops’, which sounds rather like the Black Eyed Peas track ‘My Humps. But with more poop.The Poopsie Slime Surprise product line was first launched in 2018 and – a lawsuit filed by BMG last week explains – “included a number of different toys, including, but not limited to, a dancing unicorn doll and a unicorn doll that excretes sparkling slime”.As for musical element to the dancing pooping toy unicorns, MGA “created a song called ‘My Poops’ that clearly copies from, and is substantially similar to, ‘My Humps'” and also made an animated video in which cartoon versions of the toy are seen “singing and dancing to the infringing work”.And it doesn’t stop there.

Strictly Come Dancing ace Dianne Buswell raised eyebrows when she flew to the other side of the world at Christmas to be with family in Australia - and beau Joe Sugg wasn't with her.The 33-year-old's solo trip coincided with a period of almost three months when the pair weren't pictured together on social media - but she has now opened up on the matter, insisting they are still together.Dianne, who kicked off the much-awaited Strictly Live Tour last weekend in Birmingham, and will move to Nottingham for tomorrow's show, has cleared the air over the claims by explaining that Joe has been exceptionally "busy".Addressing her Christmas apart from Joe, she added that she tries "[not to] even worry about anything that's being said [on social media]"."It's very rare I get to see my family so I want to go and make the most of it and that's what I did," she clarified."[The speculation] comes from a good place, but I go home and see my family and don't even worry about [it]."She confirmed that Joe will be attending a few of the shows on the Strictly tour, which began last Friday in Birmingham and ends on February 12 in Glasgow.However, on many of the nights when she reunites with 2022 dance partner Tyler West to show off her moves, her boyfriend will be nowhere to be seen."He's really busy with work as well [but] whenever he can he'll come to watch," she reasoned.Joe, an accomplished dancer himself, originally met his partner when they danced together on the 2018 series of Strictly.The pair had been almost inseparable ever since - but their recent stint spent apart gave cause for concern.Dianne has had no regrets about being solo, posting on Instagram that she was "extremely grateful" to have spent Christmas with her family.On

Concerns are growing over the future of a Lanarkshire care home, as staff face job cuts leaving vulnerable residents "at risk".

A couple of Star Wars alums are responding to whether they'd be open to reprising their respective roles in the epic space opera franchise.Emilia Clarke and Daisy Ridley, who both wrapped up their characters' stories in the films that they starred in, were presented with the question while attending the 2023 Sundance Film Festival that kicked off on January 19.For Clarke, she didn't mince words when she shot back with a quick 'no', while Ridley had a different answer when she confessed she would definitely consider returning.  Star Wars alums: Emilia Clarke and Daisy Ridley responded to the question of whether they would consider reprising their roles in the Star Wars franchise while attending the 2023 Sundance Film FestivalClarke, 36, played the role of Qi’ra, Han Solo's childhood friend and romantic interest, in Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018).While promoting the new science fiction romantic comedy film The Pod Generation at Sundance, the British actress was asked if her interest in doing more genre films would extend back to a galaxy far, far away. 'I mean… no,' she said with a laugh, according to Indie Wire, adding, 'That would be lovely, that would be very nice.

Concerned Kris Commons reckons Celtic could be left scrambling to find a new striker this month - and fears similar deals that brought Mo Bangura and Stefan Scepovic to the club.

Kristen Chenoweth joined forces with Ariana Grande on Sunday, singing a gorgeous duet of Over the Rainbow for TikTok.Grande, 29, originally posted a solo video of her singing the iconic ballad, leading Chenoweth, 54 – who nearly spilled out of her skintight dress last week – to add on her own vocals and make some magic happen. Ariana will be starring in the film adaptation of Wicked as Glinda – a part that launched Kristin into stardom on Broadway nearly two decades ago. Glindas unite! Kristen Chenoweth, 54, joined forces with Ariana Grande, 29, on Sunday, singing a gorgeous duet of Over the Rainbow for TikTokThe petite divas both wore pink in their TikTok, with Kristin draping herself in what appeared to be a yeti coat while a crocheted slanket enveloped Ariana's arms and head.  Kristen let her blonde locks flow free and Ariana's porcelain skin glowed with star power. 'You know I just had to duet this one,' Chenoweth captioned the TikTok.

James Tavernier reckons there is no excuse for Scotland’s sub-standard playing surfaces. But the Rangers skipper insists it’s only right those problematic pitches are taken into consideration before judgement is passed on his side’s progress under Michael Beale.

Ryan Fulton refused to take the credit for sending Hamilton Accies into the last 16 of the Scottish Cup and heaped praise instead on the club's analysis team for doing their homework.

A shamed lawyer jailed over a money laundering racket is a wife beater, the Daily Record can reveal. Iain Robertson, 69, was one of five men locked up for a £1.5million money laundering scam last week.