How to cultivate kindness
It's worth making the effort to cultivate kindness wherever you go, and whatever you do. We hear a lot about diet, exercise, goal setting, work-life balance, and other self-focused ways of improving wellbeing, but kindness could trump them all.…
BWRT: What to expect
My previous article on BWRT therapy focused on how and why this technique works so efficiently to reprogram the unhelpful responses stored in your brain. In this article, I’ll talk about my personal history with BWRT, how I incorporate it…
BWRT is a powerful therapy technique that might just change your life – Part 1
BWRT (Brain Working Recursive Therapy) is a wonderful new therapeutic technique originally developed by Terence Watts in 2011. It's a client-centred method that uses your imagination to find a path to your healing. A quick and efficient treatment…
One act of random kindness at a time improves your wellbeing
Global culture tends to emphasise the pursuit of wealth, material possessions, and short-term pleasure. Unfortunately, none of these things permanently add to your overall level of happiness – unlike performing one random act of kindness at…
The difference between a Clinical Psychologist and Psychiatrist
It’s not unusual to feel unsure about whether you need a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist. This article explains the difference between a clinical psychologist and a psychiatrist, so you have a better idea of who to consult.
Some aspects…
How does psychotherapy actually work?
Are you struggling to manage the day to day? Feeling overwhelmed and unfulfilled? Are you battling a “foggy” brain, do you find it hard to make decisions, are you worried or sad or strangely irritable? Maybe you’ve thought about going…
Are you suffering from sadness or depression?
It’s not unusual to hear people describe themselves as “depressed”, so it can be confusing to tell if they (or perhaps you personally) are experiencing sadness or depression.
This article helps you to understand the difference between…
What does psychology mean?
Psychology is generally defined as the study of the human mind, experience and behaviour. But the meaning of psychology differs according to who is talking about it. The world itself is derived from two Greek words: “Psyche” which means…
Imposter Syndrome: When you feel like a fraud
You know the saying “Fake it till you make it”? What if you made it, but still feel like you’re faking it? An estimated 70% of people experience imposter syndrome at some point in their lives, but it’s surprisingly common among senior…
Post-natal depression: the dark side of pregnancy and motherhood
If you’re pregnant or recently gave birth, it’s seen as a positive, joyful, even miraculous experience. But giving birth and raising a baby can be scary. Most women expect to sail through the whole experience, but things can take…