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Angharad, 58, likes to talk to herself and science says it's OK

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Talking to yourself can help improve wellbeing, resilience, relationships and feelings of loneliness or frustration. Australian psychologists share the benefits
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Angharad, 58, likes to talk to herself and science says it's OK

Talking to yourself can help improve wellbeing, resilience, relationships and feelings of loneliness or frustration. Australian psychologists share the benefits

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thesenior.com.au broke the news in on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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