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Gentle, clear writing on trauma, EMDR and the things we carry. By Dr Gurpreet Kaur, Clinical Psychologist.
Does Everyone have Trauma? Trauma seems to be a controversial term which can be challenging to fully grasp. The recent surge in the use of the term trauma
Imposter syndrome affects up to 70% of people. Discover the root causes – from perfectionism and family patterns to workplace bias – and learn how to start breaking the cycle.
What does trauma mean? The word “trauma” has its origins in ancient Greek, where “τραῦμα” (trauma) or the term “τραυματικός” (traumatikos) described an injury from a wound. The
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Mental Health Awareness Week often brings a surge of well-intentioned messages. While these sentiments are important, they don’t address the systemic issues that continue to hinder access to mental health care.
Grief isn’t about hiding emotions – it’s about embracing them. Discover how vulnerability, self-compassion, and healthy coping strategies can help you navigate loss and find true strength.
I’ve had the privilege of working with many incredible working mums. Among the challenges they face, one recurring theme keeps coming up — the struggle against imposter syndrome,
Imposter syndrome and it’s negative voice has a way of dimming our inner light and obscuring our true potential because of a nagging voice which leaks messages of
Embracing the Elastic Band Analogy Think about your life as though you have an elastic band wrapped around you. The elastic band has two versions of you in
Why is it that when you finally put time aside to focus on yourself, the experience of self-care is far from the blissful mental and physical retreat envisioned?