How your Childhood can (negatively) Affect your Success as an Adult A lot of what we experience in childhood affects the adult that we become. As a child, our developing brain is absorbing information from around us – every sight, sound and sense we are exposed to – and making a map of what the […]
Just thought I’d mention that my latest blog on the Huffington Post was published at the end of last week. You can read it here: Huffington Post Blog – Believe it or not. Or here Believe It or Not: How Your Beliefs Affect Your Happiness Belief: a) An acceptance that something exists or is true, especially […]
This article was originally published on the Huffington Post. I love old maps. When I was a kid, we had a print of an old map on the wall of the upstairs landing. It was one of those ones where the globe is split into two circles, with each half containing within it the continents and […]
Coaching online – all the benefits none of the hassle I’ve recently seen a growth in enquiries for online life coaching via Skype. It’s appealing to potential clients to be able to participate in a coaching or cognitive hypnotherapy without having to factor in travel and time away from work or the family. I love coaching over […]
Hello! Please bear with me while I continue to try to update my website following the massive cyber attack that wiped my old one out. I am hoping to put together a new website that reflects the changes I am making in my practice to become a more wholly integrated coach and therapist, so am […]
I am now a Huffington Post Blogger Earlier in the week I was invited to blog for the wonderful Huffington Post website. Today, they published my first article: “5 ways to not screw up your kid.” I hope that you enjoy it, and appreciate any comments or feedback. Thanks!
Detective dreams When I was younger I used to daydream about being a detective. The lone sleuth piecing together the puzzle from the clues she’s unearthed, solving crimes and closing cases, slinking off to sniff out the next story. I’ve always been curious about all manner of things, and been able to be interested in […]
