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GMC Guidance on Personal Belief
Rob Waller was on BBC Radio 4 this weekend talking about the place of faith in the doctors consulting room, especially from a psychiatric point of view More ...
Rob Waller
What will my Mom think of her present?
Advent is meant to be about anticipation and waiting. For those who worry it can heighten insecurity and doubt. The Worry Book is to be released in the USA... More ...
Rob Waller
Stop, Rest, Listen
The words of Scripture can be so restful, yet so often what is available is so cheesy that any mouse would be envious! Find out about a new online resource. More ...
Rob Waller
Seminars at HTB Focus 2012
Audio now available too - as well as information, handouts and powerpoint for three seminars for this summer's HTB Focus More ...
Rob Waller
Talks from HTB Leadership Conference
Dr Rob Waller spoke on two panels at the recent HTB Leadership Event in London at the Royal Albert Hall. You can download the audio from their site or listen online More ...
Rob Waller
Questions from Churches and Models of Illness
Writen in response to four questions asked by an Oxford church, this article looks at some common issues Christians and churches face when helping people with mental health problems More ...
Rob Waller
Passion-ate Food
What will you be eating this Easter - sweet sickly chocolate, or something that more accurately captures both the pain and the promise - perhaps a tension you feel in your mental health as well. More ...
Rob Waller
Religious Trauma Syndrome
When people leave cults, it can be very damaging. But does this also happen in main stream churches? And how common is it? Read about a recent debate. More ...
Rob Waller
Deliverance and the NHS
Dr Rob Waller is quoted in an article in Times 2 [page 7] on the role of deliverance in the NHS - 1st November 2011. More ...
Rob Waller
Sin, Sickness and Salvation
What happens when we lose our focus on mental health as sickness, or on Christianity as a gospel. Some thoughts on walking the line... More ...
Rob Waller
Beyond the Violence
With all the street violence this week, should we be looking to blame or help those who behave like this. Where does the responsibility lie, and who should be blamed. More ...
Rob Waller
Regaining Trust
All the phone-hacking stuff makes it hard to trust anyone! However, trust is a vital part of being mentally healthy. Here are ten things it is helpful to know about trust. More ...
Rob Waller
Let's reverse the drought
With hose-pipe bans threatened, are there not similar droughts of love and compassion? What can you do to channel God's love, and receive a blessing too? More ...
Rob Waller
Chaplains are very useful
Do you want to see your local hospital chaplaincy service cut. They are vital for mental health and a large number of other areas. More ...
Rob Waller
YAMHS - not a fruit
How can we best understand growing up and the problems it presents? How should Young Adult Mental Health Services be set up to fit with this? More ...
Rob Waller
Happy Christmas or Joyeux Noel?
Do the words Happy Christmas make you cringe, or worry that you are far from happy? Joyeux Noel is a different persepective - one that is achievable and yet also full of hope More ...
Mind and Soul Team
Fasting and Easting Disorders
How does helpful fasting, as a spiritual discipline, relate to eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia? This article explores what true fasting is and how food restriction due to illness is very different. More ...
Rob Waller
Future Orientation
As the old proverb says, a stitch in time saves nine. But what does it mean to live with half an eye on the future. How is it possible to do this well, and how is it possible to do this very unhelpfully? More ...
Rob Waller
A GROWTH plan
How can we strive for growth? Look for growth in Grace, Relationships, Overflow, Wisdom, Truth and Health More ...
Rob Waller
Animated Minds
Animated Minds is a series of short animated documentaries which use real testimony from people who have experienced different forms of mental distress. More ...
Rob Waller
What's in a Diagnosis?
Last week, I was able to listen to Thomas Szasz and David Goldberg in the same day, Some will know these names, and their views on the benefits of diagnosis vary hugely More ...
Rob Waller
Minds are Like Parachutes
What are you doing to keep your mind open at the moment? What have you heard, seen or read recently that has challenged you? How have you changed? More ...
Rob Waller
No more self-centred help
How we use self help is vital to its success - we can easily use it to harm instead More ...
Rob Waller
Christmas present
If depression is being tied to the PAST and anxiety is being tied to the FUTURE, how can we spend enough time in the PRESENT to enjoy the other Present that Christmas brings? More ...
Rob Waller
When time stands still
Chronic complaints don't kill us but don't let us live as we wish. How can we live life to the full? More ...
Rob Waller
Fractured self-esteem
Last month I broke my collar bone - and I am finding it hard to do what i usually do. My self-esteem has been affected... More ...
Rob Waller
Building Resilience
As we face social stress as part of the recession, how can we build resilience - how can we make people more likely to be effective? A faith perspective has key things it can bring More ...
Rob Waller
Good-enough God
How do you grow from being an emotionally fragile baby who cries at the drop of a hat to being an emotionally stable adult who can tolerate a large degree of distress? More ...
Rob Waller
We agnostics
We keep on saying that spirituality is essential for your mental health - but what if you don't believe? More ...
Rob Waller
Life in the burbs
In polite society we can wear masks so easily. Do we need a dose of reality to make us find a better way of life? More ...
Rob Waller
The 7000
Do you feel alone? Are there others working along side you? There are, even if you can't see them, and we want to point them out More ...
Rob Waller
Conviction or condemnation
You may be a sinner but let me ask you a question - do you tend to feel more guilty than you need to? More ...
Rob Waller
Two-stage Resolutions
New Year again - just how do I make those changes and resolutions stick? More ...
Rob Waller
TWLOHA
To write love on her arms - is better than her carving HATE into her skin. Read about self harm and a new charity that wants to help More ...
Rob Waller
Joy to the world?
The carols promise Joy, but what if you are not participating in the Joy of Christmas? Depression and Seasonal Affective Disorder are not about being a Humbug or a Scrooge More ...
Rob Waller
Snail's pace
Our logo is a snail. Find out why and learn from this wise beast! More ...
Rob Waller
The new priests
Jung said psychiatrists are the new priests, but are they really and do they want this role? More ...
Rob Waller
Opinion and Hubris
When am I dispensing pearls of wisdom and when am I merely enjoying the sound of my own voice? And how can I tell... More ...
Rob Waller
A bias for the poor
Because of the uphill battle the poor and the mentally ill face, do we need to make the slope run downhill for them? Did Jesus? More ...
Rob Waller
My fellow lepers
When we have something to say, we had better make sure we are not sharing it from a position of fragile and false superiority. We have so much to learn... More ...
Rob Waller
Inside-out Spirituality
Intrinsic and Extrinsic are two words used in researching spirituality - the man who embodies his religion vs the man who practices it. Is one more useful for mental health than the other? More ...
Rob Waller
Beattitudes for today
The beattitudes require you to be something, not do something. For some barely being alive is a struggle, so this is good news More ...
Rob Waller
The law of least love
Have you ever felt wronged and been unable to do something about it. Jesus understands because he has been there and felt the helplessness of love More ...
Rob Waller
How to talk usefully about the past
We often want to tell our stories - we believe we should and it will be good for us. But it is not always wise. Learn when to tell and how to reach that place More ...
Rob Waller
The three degrees
My mental health is affected by my religiosity [behaviour], my spirituality [beliefs] and my personal relationship with God - which is paramount? More ...
Rob Waller
Overlearning Conquerers
To get to where we want to be, we sometimes need to push beyond our goals to settle back to the right place More ...
Rob Waller
Famous and Flat
Why do famous people often seem so unhappy? It is an issue to do with identity, aspiration and a need to keen on achieving More ...
Rob Waller
Freud and Pharmacology
When it is right to talk and when it is right to take a tablet? And when is it right to do both? More ...
Rob Waller
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Demons and Mental Health
Unbelievable (Premier), 17/01/2012
Spirituality in the NHS
Various, 18/12/2011
Choices that bring change
Arianna Walker, 02/11/2011
Divorce and separation - how it affects the young people caught in the middle
Pete English, 02/09/2011
4D Engagement: The holistic distinctive of youth ministry
Martin Saunders, 02/08/2011