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Wednesday is always “DK day”, it says so in my calendar as a repeat and highlighted appointment. This particular appointment is solely for myself, a practice I have been enjoying for this past year, having realised that I felt I had very … Continue reading →

Posting this here for reference and so you can all see it if you haven’t already and wish to. This is the twenty minute Keynote Presentation I gave at the Pink Therapy Annual Conference; ‘Beyond the Rainbow’. The subject matter … Continue reading →

The video is 48 minutes long, but for clients and indeed therapists wishing to reach a better understanding of BPD (borderline personality disorder), it is well worth watching. Borderline Personality Disorder: Disconnectedness & Emotional Chaos | Caregivers, Family & Friends.

Click on the Testimonials link to take a look. It gives me a true sense of pride and satisfaction to receive a testimonial; whether a few short words or an in depth writing of someone’s experience with me. I’m certainly … Continue reading →

I’m somehow more keenly aware of how blessed I am in this life lately. Revelling in unexpected sunshine and warmth, enjoying the scents and colours of new flowers and budding green shoots everywhere, and feeling my smile widen with the promise … Continue reading →

The breath of fresh air that this morning was for me, was a simple reminder of how that feels. The eyelid moistening relief. The tickle of an unbidden smile. Hope for the future. The allowance for room in each day to … Continue reading →

The seasonal joy we see prolifically on social media around this time of year is wonderful. For those who are sharing it. That is unless of course you’re really not feeling the ‘Christmas cheer’. This can be for many reasons. Perhaps … Continue reading →

I’ve recently been taking on personal clients who live further afield (even one as far afield as Ghana!) via the marvellous technology available to us nowadays, namely Skype. I’ve accepted and worked with clients by telephone many times, but this … Continue reading →