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Most years we all make resolutions that most of us don’t keep. Many of us often say “this year things are going to change”. However things don’t change. We do. If relationships etc are not going so well sometimes it isn’t just about changing them it is also figuring out what is going on with […]
January 1, 2013 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Counselling online, Depression, Hypnotherapy, News, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Skype Counselling by Jean Watson
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I am not sure if there are any statistics about how parcels will be delivered between now and Christmas but I do know that many more people have shopped online this year presumably, if they are anything like me, they work late hours and/or are desperate to avoid the inevitable long queues in stuffy shops. […]
December 12, 2012 in Addiction, Counselling, Counselling online, counselling via skype, Depression, english counsellors for ex-pats, ex-pat counselling, expatriot counselling, online shopping, Psychotherapy, Skype Counselling by Jean Watson
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Not many of us could have escaped the news about the death of Gary Speed a few months back. . Whilst the actual reasons for it are not known and may never be known, the consensus of public speculation seems to indicate that it was suicide because of depression. “What on earth could have he […]
November 20, 2012 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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I am still surprised how by just talking about a worry can make the World a nicer place for us to be. It also never ceases to frustrate me how we are still are so backward about coming forward if we have some emotional sadness that we haven’t overcome. If we have a physical ailment […]
November 14, 2012 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Uncategorized by Jean Watson
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I travelled ‘Up North’ recently at some ridiculous hour and at each leg of my long journey, many people (mostly men) were carrying large carrier bags and sometimes boxes of beer which they proceeded to drink as keenly as most people drink their first cup of tea or coffee in the morning. By 8.00 am […]
November 9, 2012 in Addiction, Counselling, Depression, Hypnotherapy by Jean Watson
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Firework night with all its traditions can be such fun for all the family. Even the sudden noise of the fireworks exploding seems to add to the magic of it all. Except of course if we are at home and it takes us by surprise! Then the sudden eruption of the fireworks going on, and […]
November 4, 2012 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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“Sometimes life can seem overwhelming, you turn left and there’s a problem, you turn right and there’s another. Often the way to get out of this is to NOT TRY and resolve the problem but change the context in which you experience it. Changing the context means that the problem no longer has the support […]
September 5, 2012 in Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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Everywhere we turn we are faced with signs asking us to Quit Smoking. There is a national campaign to provide smokers with all the evidence to persuade them that smoking is bad for their health and to cease in their own best interests and we have large scale offerings of how to do that. We […]
July 28, 2012 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Depression, News, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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It is very difficult sometimes to know where to start when we realise that we need to make some lifestyle changes. Shall we attempt to climb the steep mountain in front of us even though our energy levels are very low? Shall we ask others to change for us so we don’t have to attempt it? […]
March 23, 2012 in Addiction, Anger, Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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Interesting isn’t it that when we are little we think our parents are ‘all knowing’ ‘all seeing’ and ‘the centre of our – and the – world’ but by the time we reach secondary school, if not before, our parents become our perceived ‘jailers’ ‘our critics’. They are ‘out of touch’ ‘a joke’ and barely […]
March 16, 2012 in Counselling, Depression, Psychotherapy, Relationships by Jean Watson
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