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Veronica Grigore

Distress understood as high intense negative emotions

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

It is well known that when in distress we can not retain information and that our ability to learn, reflect and make sensible decisions is impaired. Distress is a complex phenomenon that hijacks a whole bunch of psychological processes, from…

Jill Wootten

Post Natal Depression: How can Counselling help?

Posted by Jill Wootten Counselling

Have you recently had a baby? Are you struggling with feeling low and are often tearful or feel emotionally overwhelmed? You could be suffering from Post Natal Depression, something that affects one in every three new mums in the U.K.…

Daniel Fryer

How CPR Classes Support San Diego's Emergency Preparedness Plans

Posted by Daniel Fryer Autogenic Training

San Diego’s emergency preparedness plans rely on more than first responders alone. Community readiness plays a critical role, and CPR classes are a key part of that foundation. By training residents, employees, and volunteers in life-saving techniques, CPR education strengthens…

Tania Abdulezer

Are you spending your time wisely?

Posted by Tania Abdulezer Life Coaching

Are you spending your time wisely? Imagine… There is a bank that credits your account each morning with £86,400. It carries over no balance from day to day. Every evening it deletes whatever part of the balance you failed to…

Tania Abdulezer

Are you taking yourself seriously?

Posted by Tania Abdulezer Life Coaching

"All my life I've wanted to be somebody. But I see now I should have been more specific." Jane Wagner, Writer and Director Are you taking yourself seriously? What I mean by that is do you know what really matters…

Fleur Brodie

Creative Kinesiology and Me

Posted by Fleur Brodie Kinesiology

I first experienced Creative Kinesiology back in 2006, having received some excellent forms of treatment and therapy, attempting to self heal past events and experiences. I was blown away by the magic and mystery of working with the intelligence of…

Ruth Pretty

How Self-Care and Thoughtful Support Build Lasting Wellbeing

Posted by Ruth Pretty Healing

In today’s complex world—where the pressure to manage responsibilities and demanding schedules continues to mount—burnout has quietly become one of the most pressing modern health concerns. It affects not only professionals but carers, support workers and families alike. Whether you're…

lawrence Michaels

5 Tips for Improving Self Esteem and Confidence

Posted by lawrence Michaels NLP

Helping clients to build self esteem and confidence is something I do a lot of, probably because it's an area in our lives that most of us feel we could do with improving on. So below are a few tips…

Suzanne Coldwell

Be The Best That You Can Be!!

Posted by Suzanne Coldwell Emotional Freedom Technique

I truly believe that we are on this planet to shine and to be the best that we can possibly be. We are all doing the best we can with the knowledge that we have at that particular time. As…

Louise Shuttleworth

What teens might say to a parent to avoid conflict

Posted by Louise Shuttleworth Counselling

Mum, Dad, I would like 20 mins of your active presence and that means looking at me and really attuning to what I am saying without reacting to what I say. If I am still angry and talking about it…

Tim Marris

Pregnancy and posture

Posted by Tim Marris Osteopathy

As any mother knows, pregnancy is a time of amazing changes. Not only does a baby grow from a single cell to a human being ready for life, but the mother's body also makes amazing changes too. An important aspect…