Christmas and the holiday period can be difficult for anyone at any point in their life, this year being so different may be the first time you struggle or think you may struggle, & if this is the case I have put together a list of organisations operating. Please reach out ☎️📱💻
We have a new episode released today!
In this conversation, Ann-Marie Wilson & Lesley Dougan discuss the first condition, psychological contact, and how this impacts our understanding of pre-therapy.
YouTube: https://t.co/M0NGxRVPPB
Podcast: https://t.co/m5VQwTrVxp
@PersonCentredPr@drpeterblundell@Therapists_C Yes, & you too. Fascinating conversation about their experiences and understandings, felt very validating. I was also interested to hear about David Murphy & the direction he's going in 😊✨️
Catching up Sunday listening... if you have an hour this week/end, I would highly recommend... affirming, authentic and inspirational conversation.
Thank you @drpeterblundell@PersonCentredPr@Therapists_C needed to hear this, nourishing & validating 🙏
https://t.co/ssN4XNsrYJ
"When anxious, uneasy, and bad thoughts come, I go to the sea, and the sea drowns them out with its great wide sounds, cleanses me with its noise, and imposes a rhythm upon everything in me that is bewildered and confused."
~ Rainer Maria Rilke
Rocky Coast 🎨 F.J. Waugh
Did you know you already have a life-saving kit available to you 24/7? Your words.
Let’s unpack this together and find out how starting a conversation can help save someone’s life. 🧰👇#SmallTalkSavesLives
4 DAYS TO GO!
📄 Download the conference programme here: https://t.co/GlWe6xDmSF
❗️ Can’t attend live? No problem! Your ticket includes access to the recordings, so you can catch up at your convenience.
🎟 Register here https://t.co/h2j1VSDM9b
Walking is your body’s way of resetting your nervous system, your cortisol levels, and in the process slows down racing thoughts. Don’t make a decision before you walk on it.
Are you interested in discussing person-centred theory and practice?
Join us for a conversation, where Helen Skelton and Peter Blundell share their understandings of the person-centred approach.
Find the conversation here - https://t.co/jCNFmmtShQ
When someone dies there is often a hope or assumption that everyone in the family will be able to support each other.
We hear many stories, however, where things do not work out so well.
If you need support, we're here ⬇️
https://t.co/h7uxblVPOL
Today is the start of #NationalGriefAwarenessWeek 2024!
At such a difficult time of year the aim of this week is to help those grieving to know they are supported.
We show the bereaved where to turn for Help and Hope and open conversations around death and dying.
Please share our posters, tag The Good Grief Trust and use our hashtags,
#NationalGriefAwarenessWeek
#NGAW24
#ShineALight
Thank you 🧡☂️
Grief is deeply personal and no one else can truly feel what you’re going through. It’s natural to compare your experience to others and wonder why they seem to receive more support. This feeling often stems from a sense that your own grief isn’t fully acknowledged or understood.