Clinging on in hard times (the therapist’s edition)
Clinging on in hard times (the therapist’s edition)
I think that mostly when people come to therapy, they might think that the therapist that they’re working with has ‘all their shit together’
Clinging on in hard times (the therapist’s edition)
I think that mostly when people come to therapy, they might think that the therapist that they’re working with has ‘all their shit together’
Learning to listen to your body
I’m a somatic psychotherapist. Or at least, that’s one of the parts of the work that I have the privilege of doing in this world.
Asking good questions
I grew up regularly being told that I was asking too many questions, that I was too ‘nosey’ and that ‘curiosity killed the cat’.
Values update
I’ve written and spoken about the importance of living a values-aligned life on more occasions that I can recall,
Whole-person health in practice – part five
We’ve had a little hiatus in this little series where we’ve been exploring ‘whole-person health’.
My favourite resources: July – September 2024
It’s been a super busy (and exciting time) this last little while as I’ve been over to the Oxford and Bucharest for some professional development conferences.
Whole-person health in practice – part four
In case this is the first time you’ve connected with us, this week’s blog is the fourth in a little series exploring ‘whole-person health’ (you can catch up on the introduction by clicking HERE).
Whole-person health in practice – part three
In case you’ve just arrived here, this week’s blog is the third in a little series exploring ‘whole-person health’ (you can catch up on the introduction by clicking HERE).
Whole-person health in practice – part two
We’re working through a little series exploring ‘whole-person health’ (you can catch up on the introduction by clicking HERE).
Whole-person health in practice
Last week I shared a bit of an introduction to a little series about ‘whole-person health’ (if you didn’t see it, you can click HERE to catch up) and it provided a little background of what I mean when I use that term,