Category Archives: Mindfulness
Whilst Lee’s book is hilariously funny, it also provokes the reader to think much more deeply about disability.
To an observer, a Feldenkrais class appears that nothing much is happening. The participants seem to be moving slowly as though in a trance.
May 18th and 19th this year saw therapists from across the world gather for the third BrainWorking Recursive Therapy World Congress.
The report, which was published this month, involved the asking of four questions to members of the public and them ranking their answers.
Students are buckling under the pressure of exams, with some missing school and others being described anti-depressants.
BWRT or BrainWorking Recursive Therapy has certainly been making waves in the world of therapy – transforming the work of therapists.
‘Life can be tough’ is a statement that few would deny. On the global stage, there are areas of the world that are in turmoil.
It’s perhaps no surprise that Iceland has more writers, more books published and more books read per capita than anywhere else in the world.
Do my limitations only exist in my mind? For most of us, the answer to this question is a resounding “yes”.
This time of year lends itself to reflection on the year that has just ended and the one that is just starting.