Gene therapy involves the introduction of new genes into cells, to restore or add gene expression, for the purpose of treating disease. Most commonly a mutated gene is replaced with DNA encoding a ...

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is a chartered psychologist and registered psychotherapist specialising in existential and child psychotherapy. He lives in Bristol, UK.

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Therapist Paula Carino describes Donald Trump’s presence in the lives of her clients as “an ambient sinister fuzz.” The returning president’s unique ability to dominate the airwaves and ...

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Psychology experts and therapists suggested a variety of activities that could help those emotional about Trump’s return take their focus off their anxiety and gain a new perspective.

“I really try very hard to practice it daily myself, in large part because I see how it changes things for people,” Boykin said. “Any of us as therapists, we talk about, like, ‘How do you do the work?

So I was thrilled when I found out that she’d be writing an advice column for Well called “Ask the Therapist,” tackling reader questions about life’s difficulties. Her first column was ...