@JonathanShedler Agree on a lot of these but I think psychoeducation can be really helpful for things like trauma and anxiety/panic. Helps normalise and contextualise. Clients seem really relieved to know what’s happening in body and why. But used sparingly, and no jargon.
Well worth reading this perspective from the artist Adam Doyle aka Spicebag in @IrishTimes
"Decades of neglect and negative interactions [with gardaí and the State] have led to a deep mistrust. This is easily co-opted and manipulated by outside forces."
https://t.co/kEe2nMHvAu
@Mairead38333911 @MumblinDeafRo Such well written characters. Feel like I know them. Wasn’t on my radar at all until librarian suggested it as an option to our book club and we all liked the look of it (great cover)
I've never come across persistence like Sky before. I quit their service a few months ago and they've called me three times to try and convince me to come back. Do other companies do this?!
@Annie_Whitmore I remember having that experience when we lived beside Croke Park and there was one of those games on. No warning for residents, just BOOM! We honestly thought we were about to die!! Your poor mam
@jkconnolly Not quite sure he’s compared like with like there either. Henry St surely a more appropriate comparison with Grafton St (than O’Connell St)
@pjgallagher I’d imagine, like most things to go with parenting, people are just projecting stuff from their own experience. That, or just regurgitating lazy cliches to make conversation!