Working it out
Why putting the pieces back together does not work
Putting the pieces back together after a crisis, that’s what we’d like to do. Psychotherapist Karin Sieger explains why this is a risky strategy. [READ MORE]
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Language in counselling or therapy – 7 points to consider if you are bi- or multi-lingual.
Language in counselling or therapy is important, if you live in a country where your native tongue or one of the languages you were brought up with is not the main language. In that case the language you in counselling [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
10 cancer lessons to help you cope
Having been treated for breast cancer in 2012/13, rediagnosed with a local recurrence in 2018 and working in the field as a therapist and writer, here are 10 cancer lessons (in no particular order) that may help you cope [READ MORE]
Working it out
Burnout: Reasons, symptoms and coping strategies
Under certain conditions we all can suffer from burnout – physically, mentally and emotionally. The severity and length can vary. What are the reasons and how to cope? 1. Tell tale signs of burnout include physical and emotional exhaustion permanent, [READ MORE]
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Our Privacy Policy explains our principles when it comes to the collection, processing, and storage of your information. The Cookie Policy specifically explains how we deploy cookies, as well as the options you have to control them. What this [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
Cancer Grief: Physical symptoms and what to do
Cancer grief is the sense of loss and bereavement experienced by those affected by cancer (including family and friends). It can start with the diagnosis and does not need a death to feel earth shatteringly real. Cancer grief can [READ MORE]
Coping with cancer
Keeping our identity despite cancer – the example of David Bowie
Holding on to our identity, a sense of who we are and what we stand for is not always easy. Especially not during a health crisis, cancer or other chronic or terminal illnesses, which can drain use of meaning. [READ MORE]