The pedantry of the mind
In which I am accused by my daughter of being a liar. Let's see what the mind makes of *that*, eh? π²
Mental health as birthright: who we really are, underneath the noise of Thought. Diagnosis β life sentence βπΌ
In which I am accused by my daughter of being a liar. Let's see what the mind makes of *that*, eh? π²
Techniques for increasing self-confidence often have the opposite effect β here's why β©οΈ
The different ways you can address mental health conditions. (Premium Written & Audio Content.)
It's a common belief that to βovercomeβ trauma, we have to re-live it. But what if that's just not the case? π€¨
βIs it ok to daydream?β is a question I have been asked many a time π
Spotting the mind up to its usual tricks β making out like itβs helping, but taking us away from life π€¨
What if itβs not about *what* weβre thinking, but *how* we relate to thought? π€
This one cuts to the very heart of what we're up against, as humans ππ»
A really lovely metaphor, shared with me by a client β½οΈ
How I effortlessly went from drinking alcohol regularly, to not drinking at all πΊ
Resilience is a lot more simple than they make out. And it's happening all the time. πΏ