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Self-Harm In Young People
Monday, 15 June 2009

Deliberate Self Harm is on the increase in young people. It can be seen as being distinct from suicide, as the aim is not death, but the link with suicide cannot be ignored. Many experts believe it can be a preceding event to suicide. This article will help you understand deliberate self-harm while offering you practical advice.

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Stub It Out Programme
Tuesday, 02 June 2009

The Stop Smoking - Stub It Out Programme has been developed through several years. It is a body of work culminating in discovering the "psychological switch" that needs to be clicked in a person so they can kick the smoking habit out of their lives permanently & with absolute ease.

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NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming
Tuesday, 02 June 2009

NLP studies brilliance and quality - how outstanding individuals and organizations get their outstanding results. This process is called "modelling". In order to model, NLP studies how we structure our subjective experience - how we think about our values and beliefs & how we create our emotional states.

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Who do you trust?
Tuesday, 26 May 2009

Despite its importance, trust is one of the least studied emotions, without trust our personal & indeed working relationships are tinged with insecurity. Interestingly we find it easier to trust people we perceive as similar to ourselves. They project subconscious messages creating a familiar feeling which makes us feel safe.

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Learning to Live with Bereavement
Saturday, 16 May 2009

All of us, at some time in our lives, experience the death of someone we love. The way we respond will be different for each of us. Bereavement is a universal, inescapable reality but it is also a uniquely personal voyage. It is a voyage we may choose initially to make alone, but understanding support is always there if we need it.

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Wednesday, 06 May 2009

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is based on the idea of how we think (cognition), how we act (behaviour), how we feel (emotion) and what is happening in our bodies (physiology) all interact together. Specifically our thoughts strongly influence our feelings and our behaviour.

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The Drama Triangle
Monday, 13 April 2009

Whether we know it, or not, most of us react to life as victims. Whenever we refuse to take responsibility for ourselves, we are unconsciously choosing to react as victim.


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What Will Sell in 2010?
Monday, 06 April 2009

Are you finally considering writing the novel you have dreamed about ? With so many people having to face the prospect of unemployment coupled with uncertainty for people in existing employment, many are putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard to write that elusive bestseller.

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in TREATMENT
Monday, 30 March 2009

This is a powerful, deeply moving, intelligent, emotionally nuanced series. Consisting of nothing more than psychotherapy sessions between a cast of reoccuring characters. This show fills an important niche missing in television, the richness, complexity and heartbreak of "emotional life".

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Balance Your WILLPOWER Budget
Thursday, 29 January 2009

Learn how to manage your self-discipline and you'll improve your chances of sticking to your New Year's resolutions. Balance Your WILLPOWER Budget.

Says Emily Baker

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Listen To What I'm Not Saying
Sunday, 19 October 2008

 

Ask yourself these two brief questions. "Do I wear a mask?" Am I prentending to be someone who I am not?" Regardless of your answers, please read the following words and see if your response has changed.

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Sons & Mothers
Thursday, 21 August 2008

How to help your son become a good man.

The mother-son relationship undergoes metamorphosis during his teenage years, but you can both survive and thrive says social researcher and author of helping Adolescent Boys Become Men – Celia Lashlie.

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The Secrets of the Big Losers
Thursday, 21 August 2008

-by Sora Song, science and health editor at TIME.com

There is no question that losing weight is hard and keeping it off is even harder. But it’s not impossible. The (USA’s) National Weight Control Registry lists thousands of people who have lost more than 50 pounds and kept it off for more than 5 years. Here’s how to do the same.

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