7 June 2011, by Phillip Hodson Evolution allowed you to have the wonderful sex that produced your kids. Now that same evolution is going to prevent much more sex, the fickle master that it is. Sex made you a father but might just ruin your sex...
31 May 2011, by Phillip Hodson Some say you should never, never argue in front of the kids. But is it better to wait until they're in bed, listening to the screaming and door slamming? Psychotherapist Phillip Hodson says not. Arguing in front of the kids is...
Published in The Independent 26th May 2011 At least Gordon Ramsay's father-in-law has been caught out in good company. After being exposed yesterday as the progenitor of a second, secret family, Chris Hutcheson has joined a French President, the billionaire Gordon Getty and OJ Simpson's dead...
22 May 2011, by Phillip Hodson In his first column as DBG's health guru and agony uncle, psychotherapist Phillip Hodson asks: what does it mean to be a dad today? Fatherhood is a totally life-changing experience. May as well enjoy it. Photo by D Sharon Pruitt What...
20 May 2011 by Phillip Hodson Why do men snore more than women? Why is it worse after drinking? Philip Hodson has the answers and some treatments worth trying. There are various ways to combat snoring, which can be caused by lying on your back. The...
Wayne Rooney has alienated his team-mates and can expect some resentment at Old Trafford By Phillip Hodson published in The Guardian, Friday 22 October 2010 This week's events are certainly going to leave a sour taste and I'm sure Sir Alex Ferguson will be unhappy about the...
Our debaters are Phillip Hodson, fellow of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and Nick Cohen, writer and Observer columnist Phillip Hodson and Nick Cohen Published in The Observer, Sunday 21 February 2010 Last Sunday both Gordon Brown and David Cameron bared their souls in intimate television...
Published in The Observer, Sunday 30 August 2009 I reproduce this post because it shows you what can happen by way of mis-communication on a mobile phone. Although the piece carries my by-line, I didn’t write it. I certainly didn’t write or approve of the...
Published by READERS' DIGEST FEBRUARY 2009 1. Exercise proved to be at least as effective as medication in treating depression. The US journal Sports Medicine analyzed the published research on exercise and depression1. In seven out of eight studies reviewed, they found that aerobic exercise, weight...
11th April 2009 Published in The Independent Counselling and psychotherapy are first, last and always about being "client-centred". We do not sit in judgement or like a psychiatrist come up with a syndrome such as "sex addiction" to define your feelings away. We provide a safe...