Tag: acceptance

Now, what else is there?

30th December 2023
In a previous blog, “Who’s in charge of you, You”, I said, “I propose that we can accept the current loss while focusing on future restoration. “I now disagree with that...

Loss and Rememberance

10th November 2023
“Grief is the price we pay for love”Queen Elizabeth II of England Loosing a person we care for, love, is an almost unbearable pain. The simple harsh truth that the...

The Porn Debate

22nd September 2023
It may surprise you that there is a debate as to whether porn is generally a good thing or a bad thing.Pornography is now such a prevalent part of our...

Counselling when you are a person of few words

16th September 2023
It may seem odd but it does happen, some people come to counselling and would be happy to just sit there and say nothing. This is more of an issue...

Indiana Jones and the Idol of Eternal Youth

8th July 2023
The fifth and definitely last Indiana Jones film with Harrison Ford is, The Dial of Destiny. There are numerous opinions on this film, good and bad. Some I agree with,...

Winning Gold in life’s Olympics

6th August 2021
Aren’t they great, they are so dedicated, I could never do anything like that??Well that is probably the reaction most of us have when we see the achievements of the...

Happy Anniversary?

23rd July 2021
We all enjoy celebrating the anniversary of happy memories. Birthdays, weddings, first dates etc.But what if the anniversary is of a time or event that was sad or hutful.How do...

Failure – The darkness around every corner

3rd April 2021
We are all failures… J.M. Barrie I am possibly being unfair to J.M. Barrie, (the author of Peter Pan), to not give the full quote. I will later. In this...

Who’s in charge of you, You?

6th November 2020
You are simply living life, working, relating, achieving your dreams. Suddenly an event, or events, happen in your life that seems to take all that you had from you. In...

On being Diagnosed with Cancer

6th September 2020
Many  people  have  shared  their  stories  about  being  diagnosed  and  treated  with  cancer  down  through  the  years.  As  I  start  to  write  this  blog  I  am  conscious  that  my  story ...

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