Death in the Barracks, Fallen Women and Down the K-Hole

BBC Documentaries today announces three brand new powerful documentaries from Stacey Dooley for BBC Three and iPlayer, each looking at timely issues facing the UK today. In Death in the Barracks, Stacey explores the events leading up to Royal Artillery Gunner Jaysley Beck’s tragic death at her barracks at Larkhill Camp in Wiltshire. Fallen Women… Read More Death in the Barracks, Fallen Women and Down the K-Hole

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So Lucky to Have Such a Funny Daughter – A Daily Dose of Free Comedy

People often talk about their children being clever, talented or successful. Mine is all of those things, but her greatest gift is that she provides a full-time comedy service without ever meaning to. Some people pay for streaming subscriptions. I just wait for a phone call. Within five minutes she will have accidentally ordered enough… Read More So Lucky to Have Such a Funny Daughter – A Daily Dose of Free Comedy

Moving House Update:

I thought I was packing up 32 years of belongings. Turns out I’m packing up 32 years of written confessions. Every cupboard I open: πŸ’Œ “I’m sorry.” πŸ’Œ “I know I’ve treated you terribly.” πŸ’Œ “I’ll change.” πŸ’Œ “You deserve better.” Honestly, if apologies were a currency, I’d be retiring on a private island. At this… Read More Moving House Update:

Why Do Serial Abusers Leave a Trail of Apologies? The Psychology and Neuroscience Behind the Pattern

One of the most confusing experiences for survivors is discovering years of letters, cards and messages saying: “I’m sorry.” “I know I’ve hurt you.” “I’ll change.” Yet the behaviour never changes. How can someone repeatedly acknowledge their actions and still continue the same pattern for decades? The Cycle of Abuse Psychologists have long recognised a… Read More Why Do Serial Abusers Leave a Trail of Apologies? The Psychology and Neuroscience Behind the Pattern

Can You Read Emotion in Someone’s Eyes? Neuroscience and Psychology Explained

Many people feel that they can β€œread” emotion in someone’s eyes. In therapy, for example, clinicians often notice subtle facial cues that seem to reveal more than words. While there is some scientific truth to this idea, neuroscience shows that the reality is more complex. The brain is highly sensitive to eye cues Research in… Read More Can You Read Emotion in Someone’s Eyes? Neuroscience and Psychology Explained

Pattern Detection: The Brain’s Superpower

The feeling that “the universe is reading your mind” is surprisingly common, especially during periods of major life change, emotional upheaval, grief, recovery, or when people are actively searching for meaning and direction. From a neuroscience and psychology perspective, several processes can create this experience. Pattern Detection: The Brain’s Superpower The human brain evolved to… Read More Pattern Detection: The Brain’s Superpower