Many of us in all age groups are experiencing eco-anxiety. This is not irrational. We are under threat, and we probably feel powerless in the face of likely scenarios as well the worst scenarios. Continue reading “Eco-anxiety”
Arachnophobia
Top tips for staying well
What better evidence than that of fellow travellers. As I was having an administrative tidy up recently I was looking at some of the notes I have written about clients at the end of therapy.
The ending of CBT and other therapies is a time when we often consider how to stay well in the broadest sense.
Guess what? Several themes emerged so I have counted them up and offer them to you here in order of popularity: Continue reading “Top tips for staying well”
New Website
I have recently got a website of my own after many years of working with and sharing one with Mary Barnett, Dr Jane Blunden and Marcus Page. I am no longer part of this cross-modality working group which has been supportive, stimulating and nourishing. I wish Jane and Mary a happy retirement!
Of course, I still have other professional groups. One that is particularly important to me is Brighton and Hove CBT Link, which I set up about three years ago. Continue reading
Some tips for facing our fears
The idea of facing our fears has always been with us and has been much written about in ancient and modern scripts. Jim Morrison, of The Doors, said “Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power, and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanishes. You are free.” I like this quote as it acknowledges the existential fear of freedom and is in keeping with a CBT approach to facing fears. Continue reading “Some tips for facing our fears”