Study Smarter, Not Harder: Faster Ways to Learn – That Actually Work!

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. Being an Open College UK Limited student can sometimes feel like running on a treadmill that never stops. Between back-to-back classes, assignments, and exams, it’s easy to feel like there’s never enough time to actually learn everything. But … Read More

Counselling a Depressed Mum using Shadow Technique

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects A Students opinions for informational purposes only. Maternal depression is a well-known mental health concern that affects both, mum’s and their families.  It shows by persistent sadness, fatigue, irritability and feelings of guilt, often caused by internal or external pressures to meet unrealistic ideals of motherhood. The Shadow … Read More

Time blindness in ADHD and how to manage it.

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects A Students opinions for informational purposes only. For many people with ADHD, their perception of time is really disrupted, and this means that they can often have time blindness. The way that humans sense time is through a mixture of internal and external cues. Using these cues, a … Read More

Introduction to the Tarot

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects A Students opinions for informational purposes only. The Major Arcana. The Major Arcana are twenty-two major spiritual influences we experience in life. They represent the inner world, deep spiritual world, unseen drives, and passions. The Major Arcana is the complete experience of adventure, challenge, adversity, joy, suffering, wholeness, … Read More

Ways to Deal with Stalking

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. There are two ways that stalking is often perceived, the first way is an angry or broken-hearted partner who engages in a persistent pursuance of the loss of that relationship such as excessive telephone calls, e-mails and surprise … Read More

Ways to reduce Domestic Violence in a Relationship

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. Domestic violence within a relationship or the family unit is more active and common than the majority of the population are aware of. After careful analysis by psychologists one common trait repeats itself over and over is that … Read More

The Causes of Excessive Hunger & Eating

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. There are several root causes for excessive hunger and the accompanying binge eating ranging from your psychology, your subconscious mind, mental health issues, medication usage and mostly through the consumption of ultra processed foods etc. You don’t need … Read More

How to reduce Anxiety in the Workplace

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. If you are experiencing anxiety in the workplace, the chances are high that you’ll also be experiencing anxiety outside of the workplace too. A good indication of whether you are experiencing anxiety symptoms is to look at how … Read More

PTSD Trauma on Mental & Physical Health

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as well as acute trauma is extremely common and can be very destructive if not treated. In general (GP) practice, PTSD symptoms are often overlooked, not diagnosed, or diagnosed as anxiety, depression, or other … Read More

Reward-Based Training Methods for Dogs

Content Warning / Educational Disclaimer: This article post contains sensitive topics and reflects Open College UK Limited’s opinions for informational purposes only. Exploring the Effectiveness and Ethics of Reward-Based Training Methods for Dogs The companion animal, Canis lupus familiaris, provides important physical and mental health benefits to humans. Consequently, understanding how best to train and manage this most popular of … Read More