I have a thing for textures. Textures you can come across in nature. Barks of trees, for example. Or the hull of a rusting ship. A cracked rock surface. An abandoned building. Nothing says transience as well as well-weathered texture, out there in nature. It’s not that I necessarily want … (continue)
A Blog On Counselling, and on Life, Love & Laughter And All That Gets in The Way
This blog is part of my wider site on counselling & psychology. None of what is written here should be seen as a replacement for therapy or counselling. None of these blogs is written for any specific individual, but aims to inform the wider audience of themes, topics, issues and debates in the field of personal growth and psychological healing.
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Books & Films for Men
I’ve gone back into my bookshelves to dig up a few interesting books, and also spent time watching a few very interesting documentaries. In this blog post I list some of the titles of these books and films, with links to where you might be able to find them
Forest Bathing
There are few places as awe inspiring as a forest during the Fall season…
Being Seen, Being Heard: Witnessing
Few things in life are as powerful as being acknowledged. Not for one’s successes. Not for one’s achievements. But being acknowledged purely and only for simply being alive, for existing. A story about witnessing…
The General’s Enemy: Depression
“Asking for help is not weakness—it is a sign of strength,” Major General Pittard wrote on the blog he maintained while in charge of his army base. “It takes an amazing amount of courage and strength to take the first step; individuals should be encouraged and commended, not condemned.”
