In the span of our work lives, we are bound to come into contact with at least a few toxic or difficult co-workers, or at the very least, those who can be downright annoying. This colleague may be a boss, a member of your work team or someone you may only have to interact with occasionally; however, if annoyance morphs into dread, things may very well end miserably.
How would you rate your psychological wellbeing? The terms psychological wellbeing and happiness are used interchangeably these days; however, these two terms differ significantly in their meaning.
If you sometimes feel like a fraud, don’t be alarmed; you’re not the only one who feels this way and it’s more common than you may think.
We’re all susceptible to Impostor Syndrome; men and women and these days, even school students. High-achieving individuals are more frequently found to have Impostor Syndrome than the average Joe, however, everyone is susceptible to Impostor Syndrome.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy aims to help clients who have difficulty regulating their emotions, who indulge in self-destructive behaviour and / or who have difficulty maintaining good interpersonal relations with others. Can Dialectical Behaviour Therapy help us to lead happier lives?
When clients contact me through my website contact form, they usually state that it’s for one of five reasons; stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues and
Kate (not her real name) came to see me recently when her sense of overwhelm became too difficult to bear alone. She felt as if
As we journey through our lives, we form beliefs about ourselves and our place in the world which develop from the time we were infants.
Have you been feeling anxious lately? Have you felt paralysed over situations that seem out of your control? Have you wanted to calm down, but
