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Blog – Being and Learning in Therapy
Engaging in therapy has both unique and common elements of experience. For example, no two people dealing with stress will have the same care plan. Their plan will be based on scientific evidence of “what works best” but it will look, feel and be different. It is important to understand the unique and common elements of being in therapy, as they are linked and together the influence the feeling of being in therapy and the work being done.
Topics Include
Online therapy.
The strength of online therapy.
An Open Goodbye Letter from me to you
I am writing (this letter) as I want to express to you how important our cooperation was for me. I vividly remember our first meeting as if it occurred yesterday. I remember the nervous shake of your foot while you were locking your eyes onto mine. You were really...
Working with clients electronically: The strengths of online therapy
If you haven’t already noticed, the globe is undergoing a digital revolution. Adapting to it is required to be able to “go with the times”. Bank establishments are prioritising online services, the government is accepting online applications for pretty much...
How the first session plans out: Know more, reach a decision with more ease.
The scary questionsThe initial steps in starting your cooperation with a psychologist can be stressful and somewhat intimidating. There are a lot of things that come to mind. What do you want to achieve by coming to therapy? Is this the right professional for...
Online therapy: what you need to know
In choosing a therapist, a lot of things come to mind, and one of those is their location or absence of it. Although, this is not a factor that is immediately considered, it is certainly an important component. For example, certain psychologist’s directories offer a...
Transforming an experience into learning.
We’ve all experienced situations that we disliked, did not deserve, or got hurt by. Any experience can foster new learning. Learning is important if we are to develop into updated versions of ourselves, fixing bugs and updating our systems. How can we promote this? By...
Blue space: Q&A for UK magazine
Press request As a psychologist, I believe that our knowledge base increases in value if we share what we know with those who might benefit from that information. As a result, I have enrolled in the British Psychological Society's Press list, aiming to share my...
Food for thought
Relationships and Transition "People change and forget to tell each other" -Lilian Hellman, Toys in the Attic.
A psychologist wonders…
An open letter to all, I am a psychologist who actively wonders, reflects and re-evaluates my moment to moment experiences and beliefs. I am also a person- yeah, I know big news, right?! I am a person who has relationships, disappointments, and moments of doubting my...