Self-esteem is defined on Wikipedia as ‘an individual’s subjective evaluation of their own worth’. Valuing yourself, knowing your core identity and believing in who you are is a key issue that underpins many problems in life. I have written on this …
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I always like to have an adventure of some sort. At least once a year. I don’t have a large comfort zone. I don’t go jet-skiing, or deep sea diving, or trekking deserts. I like to explore new places, challenge …
Micro-Adventures: Can they Reignite Your Sense of Freedom and Well-being? Read more »
When was the last time you sat on the grass and didn’t check your phone? Connection is a basic need, but checking your phone is a habit. There are many ways to make connections that don’t involve technology and we’ve …
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Guest Post, written by James Hicks from NOSA If you’ve ever found yourself dealing with persistent, unwanted ideas or images, you might be curious about whether you can use CBT for intrusive thoughts. Intrusive thoughts can feel incredibly distressing—especially if …
You’re sitting there at the table, drinking a cup of coffee, with the phone in sight. You’ve already checked it twice—yes, the ringer’s on, no, there aren’t any missed messages. It’s not that you’re expecting a full-blown surprise party, but …
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Learning how to stop worrying, manage anxiety, and increase self-esteem are key aspects of my work with clients. Anyone who has worked with me will know that there are a huge range of techniques and tools that can be used …
How to Stop Worrying – try just 1 simple technique today Read more »
In my mind, there are three times of year when the time always feels particularly ripe for new beginnings. If I ask any person, when they most start thinking about changing their lives or developing new habits, some are bound …
Have you tried using NLP for anxiety? This article gives a few suggestions to get you started.
“Why am I different?” – It’s a question I get asked a lot by my clients about themselves. They say things like:
Traditionally, if your horse ‘bucks’ and throws you, the advice is to just remount immediately before you have a chance to overthink it. The phrase ‘get back on the horse‘ has even come to be a general term for those …
Get back on the horse. Can you overcome learned fears? Read more »