Isobel Gardner

Isobel Gardner, is a London based psychotherapist with extensive experience in treating diverse clients. Her integrative approach combines Western and Eastern psychology, neurology and ancient wisdom. With expertise in mindfulness, EMDR and Buddhist psychology, Isobel has successfully helped individuals, couples, and groups with mental health, relationship, anxiety and addiction issues. She is a registered member of BACP and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, known for her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach. For more information visit Private Therapy online – Private Online Mental Health Service.

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Mind, Body And Beyond: The Life-Saving Power Of Self-Care

In the relentless whirlwind of modern life, the importance of self-care often takes a back seat. Yet, it is a vital practice that can not only preserve your mental wellbeing but also save your life. The understanding and consistent practice of self-care form the foundation of a healthy, balanced existence.

Envy: Why We Feel It and How to Deal With It

Envy is a common emotion that can be triggered by a variety of factors, such as seeing someone else with something we want, feeling like we’re not good enough, or are not given the same opportunities for different reasons or being reminded of our own shortcomings. While envy can be a fleeting emotion, it can also become a more persistent problem that can negatively impact our self-esteem and well-being.

Unraveling the misdiagnosis: Overlapping symptoms of ADHD and dissociation

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Dissociation are two complex conditions that can significantly impact an individual’s daily life. While they have distinct origins and characteristics, there are remarkable similarities between the symptoms of these disorders, leading to frequent misdiagnoses and confusion.

How Altruism Can Lead To Burnout

Altruism is an important quality that helps us create a better society by helping others selflessly without expecting anything in return.

Overcoming Anxiety with Mindfulness: Mental Health Awareness Month

It’s Mental Health Awareness month and this year’s focus is on anxiety, something most of us are unfortunately more than familiar with.