• Liam Payne: why things must change

    I have been thinking a lot over the last few days about the tragedy of Liam Payne’s passing. Back in the day, I remember dancing around my bedroom to One Direction songs, in a state of complete joy. Although I…

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  • WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2024

    This World Mental Health Day, the theme is mental health in the workplace and more particularly burnout. As a therapist, I see many people who are suffering the effects of burnout. Left unresolved it can cause us issues in all…

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  • limiting beliefs

    “I’m a born worrier” and other limiting beliefs

    Sitting in the waiting room at my local GP surgery last week, I was interested to hear another patient explaining to the man next to her, her limiting beliefs, “I’m just a born worrier. I worry if I don’t have…

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  • doomscrolling

    Doomscrolling: junk food for the mind

    Doomscrolling. We all do it. It’s become almost an addiction. How often do we walk along the street, watching people almost walk into a lamp post because they are so engrossed in…what, exactly? Junk, that’s what. Facebook, Tik Tok, memes.…

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  • debunking myths about therapy

    There are so many misconceptions around therapy, so I am continuing my theme of setting the record straight. Today I am examining the following myths:- MYTHS: Therapists want to disable you and make you rely on them, so they have…

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  • what is hypnotherapy?

    Last week I gave a talk to a local networking group, and one of the things I discussed was, what is hypnotherapy? It’s important to address this, because there is a lot of misinformation about hypnosis and some of it…

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  • Instant gratification

    Being a therapist in a world where instant gratification is the benchmark

    Instant gratification? The world has changed in recent years, and not for the better. The ever-increasing advances in technology have made it easy to get what we want at the touch of a button, with delivery straight to our door…

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  • The Harp – a book for children with anxiety

    What is the Harp about? The Harp is a story about a young boy, Elijah, who lives with his Mum and Dad. Mum and Dad are splitting up and Elijah doesn’t like the atmosphere in the house. He feels everything…

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  • Art Therapy

    CREATIVE THERAPY

    What is creative therapy and how can we use it to become unstuck and move forwards?

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  • ANXIETY,THE INNER CHILD And Trauma

    Do you often feel anxious or stuck but cannot work out why? It’s often connected to childhood trauma. Many clients come to therapy presenting with anxiety. When we get into the sessions, we often discover this is stemming from their…

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