“In every adult, there lurks a child – an eternal child, something that is always becoming, is never completed, and calls for unceasing care, attention, and education. That is the part of human personality which wants to develop and become whole.”
C G Jung
“In every adult, there lurks a child – an eternal child, something that is always becoming, is never completed, and calls for unceasing care,
attention, and education. That is the part of human personality which wants to develop and become whole.”
C G Jung
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The recent decision to lift more COVID-19 related restrictions on 4th July is creating a buzz. I notice in myself and in those around me very mixed responses. GalleryThe recent decision to lift more COVID-19 related restrictions on 4th July is creating a buzz. I notice in myself and in those around me very mixed responses.
The recent decision to lift more COVID-19 related restrictions on 4th July is creating a buzz. I notice in myself and in those around me very mixed responses.
How are you responding? I consider here how our reactions to change reflect our psychological (internal) world and way of relating to others. I will be drawing on observations from attachment theory and practice. [...]
Struggling with self-care – Part II
Dead Wood New Growth Since engaging in this tussle with the self-care subject a few weeks ago, I have been on a number of morning runs through the woods near home. This is always [...]
Struggling with self-care
This month, I want to talk about self-care. I’m finding it as challenging to write about as many people find it to implement. So, bear with me; like therapy, this might not be immediately clear [...]
Continuing on …
In times of uncertainty, we seek the familiar, to connect us and make ourselves feel safe I thirst for others' words when I am feeling uncertain, to find meaning and understanding of what I am [...]
Introduction
The situation we are in will evoke deep levels of psychological distress. It is because of this, that I reach out from my practice, from behind my books and journals, where I have happily sat [...]