Articles Written By: The Bluetree Clinic

New Year’s Resolutions

New Year’s Resolutions

Why Can’t I Keep My New Year’s Resolution?  Blue Tree intern and aspiring psychologist Maddy Lykourgos describes the pressures of a new year and the dreaded resolutions… Happy New Year from your team here at The Blue Tree Clinic! It’s…continue reading →
Hearing Voices

Hearing Voices

Blue Tree intern and aspiring psychologist Maddy Lykourgos discusses hearing voices… Hearing voices is often the term used for hearing speech or sounds that no one else present can hear. This type of auditory hallucination can be distracting, confusing and…continue reading →
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Blue Tree intern and aspiring psychologist Maddy Lykourgos outlines CFS…   As the days are getting shorter, it seems like there’s more to do in a shorter space of time. Waking up and coming home in…continue reading →
Stress Of The Holiday Period

Stress Of The Holiday Period

Blue Tree intern and aspiring psychologist Maddy Lykourgos describes the increasing pressure that comes with the Holiday period... Christmas adverts have aired, decorations and lights have gone up and the festive markets are scheduled to arrive on our streets at…continue reading →
Anxiety Around Fireworks?

Anxiety Around Fireworks?

The Bluetree Clinic's 2017 intern, Maddy Lykourgos discusses the recent controversy over banning fireworks. Should we be banning Fireworks? With Guy Fawkes Night approaching, the petitions against the use of fireworks are fast increasing. This controversy, although not new, has…continue reading →
Coping with Stress at Work

Coping with Stress at Work

Stress and coping at work? Top tips Bluetree intern and aspiring psychologist Maddy Lykourgos runs through how to cope with work stress..
The rising fear in the wake of the terror attacks

The rising fear in the wake of the terror attacks

In modern day society people can be fearful of many different things. Unfortunately in the last few years something which has drastically increased is terror attacks. A terror attack is the use of extreme violence against other human beings.
Autumn Psychology

Autumn Psychology

  • Posted on: 19th October 2016
  • Under: blog
It’s October! It’s autumn! This means one thing… It’s time to get festive and get creative! Autumn is a season for brilliant foods and spices such as cinnamon, pumpkin and butternut squash as well as a brilliant time to get arty and creative. However for many it can be a time of the year which can install a sense of fear and apprehension.