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Editor's picks from the May 2025 issue

The big issue: Celebrating singlehood: the rise in staying solo by choice
Open article: More people are choosing to stay unpartnered, and it’s time we ditch the stigma and start to understand the lived experiences of singletons beyond the context of dating, says Suzy Walker. Therapy Today, May 2025.

It changed my life
Open article: ‘Through therapy I learned to be curious, experience joy and see colour’. Therapy Today, May 2025.

Presenting Issues: Body dysmorphic disorder
Open article: A flexible, compassionate approach is crucial to making headway with this tricky condition, but recovery is possible, says Kitty Newman. Therapy Today, May 2025.
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