Grief is the multifaceted and often overwhelming response that we experience after a distressing or traumatic event. Often, we think of the death of a
What is Mindfulness? Whether it is a professional athlete; a rock star, a Mum in her fitness gear or the chilled-out guy who is cultivating
Mindfulness can relax you and regulate your emotions in the short term, but it can also change your brain permanently if you approach it as
Concentrated Mindfulness Practice – 5 Senses (The mindfulness exercises can be spoken/recorded as a script) Sit or lie in a comfortable place. You may soften
Whether we are facing social distancing, self-isolation, quarantine, or lockdown, these uncertain times can be hard, especially for those who have emotional and mental health
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As a couples therapist, I follow the work of Dr David Schnarch, a Differentiation based therapist. Schnarch is critical of love and relationships based on
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People come to couples counselling for all sorts of reasons – arguments; distancing and avoidance behaviour; coping with major changes; sexual concerns; resolve conflicts; addictions
BioPsychoSocial Spiritual. Sounds complicated, doesn’t it? But perhaps that is exactly the point; that we are not one-dimensional and should not be viewed through a
