Moya SarnerJournalist
The Guardian
Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs
8 articles
Across 1 topic, first on 8 Sept 2025, most recently 15 Dec 2025.
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Biography
Moya Sarner is an NHS psychotherapist and the author of When I Grow Up – Conversations With Adults in Search of Adulthood
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- Dr Roger PayneAcademic1 article
- Melanie KleinAcademic1 article
Recent articles
- Endings are hard, but facing them helps us to heal
The GuardianMental health15 Dec 2025
- Gratitude can be truly healing – but you need more than a checklist
The GuardianMental health1 Dec 2025
- Are you stuck in ordinary - but devastating - narcissism? There is a way out
The GuardianMental health17 Nov 2025
- Want to know everything? Perhaps it’s best if you don’t
The GuardianMental health3 Nov 2025
- Feel like your mind and body are separate? Here’s how life changes when we become whole
The GuardianMental health20 Oct 2025
- You can’t just press ‘undo’ on your life. To move forward, you must first feel your grief and rage
The GuardianMental health6 Oct 2025
- We all want big personal change at the push of a button – but here is how to actually achieve it
The GuardianMental health22 Sept 2025
- A better life is possible – but only if you dive deep into your unconscious
The GuardianMental health8 Sept 2025
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