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In this week’s reblog post, I would like to share Julie Lee’s post. I agree with Julie that self-care is one of the most important things we can do for ourselves. This is why I created the blog series on Looking after yourself, if you haven’t read them, click here to have a read! Julie […]
Dearest Readers, These past few months have been great for me in regards to starting my blog. I have had such good responses, and a nice following has started to grow. Yes, that’s you I’m talking about, my lovely readers. It makes my day to see that more and more of you are subscribing, enjoying […]
Couples counselling will be a topic in the series In Therapy: Working through. This blog post by Nathan Gould came up and I thought it might be helpful to post it sooner than later. I hope you get a lot out of it, whether you’re working on improving your relationship or safeguarding what you’ve got, […]
I found this blog post to be very interesting and helpful. Why do our loved once stick around with their “old” patterns of behaviour, of choosing relationships, of thinking or feeling? It might be because they are familiar and in a way there is comfort in that, whether the familiar is positive or negative. The […]
Dear readers and subscribers, As you have probably noticed, I publish a blog post in English on Mondays, and then a translation to Spanish on Tuesdays. Even though translation is something I want to delve into as well, I am finding it easier to delegate the translating task, so I can focus on writing more […]
This post is so fitting with the topics I’m discussing…it is a bit of self-care for those of us out there who might not fit in with our family “status quo” and a reminder for those trying to fit us into a certain mold. Enjoy! I sure did.
I am pleased to post a link here to a blog post featuring yours truly. I am proud to be a part of the Brighton University Alumni Communiy, and proud of having graduated from their PGDip in Therapeutic Psychodynamic Counselling. Have a look at the blog post on the link below: Brighton Alumni Blog Post
I remember the first time I ever thought about helping the poorer communities in Guatemala, the country where I was born, and where I lived until 2006. I was sitting in my dad’s car, looking out the window. Nothing new with what I was looking at, same city, same streets I knew, just an average […]
I recently attended the European Association for Transactional Analysis foundation course: TA101 Certificate with Helen Davies from Open Space Therapy. She was a remarkable tutor and would recommmend her courses from this initial experience training with her. The course took us through two days of both theoretical and experiential T.A. processes. We were only 5, […]