Aren't our minds weird…?
Well, mine certainly is, anyway! I woke up early yesterday, at around 4.30am, and I lay awake contemplating stuff.
A week or so ago, we had been looking
I'm a big advocate of the power of meditation; I recommend it to my clients and my supervisees, and in these current times of chaos and upheaval, it seems as
Most of us spend our lives caught between two quiet but powerful forces: fear and faith. They are the twin lenses through which we interpret the world, make decisions, and
Self-awareness is often portrayed as a solitary inward gaze - an intellectual or emotional self-examination; a self-inquiry... But what if becoming truly self-aware requires us to turn outward as well
Beliefs. As a Psychotherapist who belongs to an existential school of psychotherapy, I know that our beliefs are what run our lives. I believe this cognitively and intellectually,
I was running a Short Workshop last week, and we were discussing the importance of Presence - and specifically, just how frustrating we each found it when we ended up