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Sandra FowlerMost of us are concerned about how we are perceived by others. It is part of being human to want to be accepted by others and to fit in with the group. We are social animals after all. Our perception of ourselves as sexual partners is part of this broader sense of self Craig PrinceSexual offending evokes strong public perception, especially when victims are children Prue Fanselow-BrownDefence, according to the Concise Oxford Dictionary, is defined as defending from, or resistance against, attack. Dr Simon Adamson“I’m addicted to shopping.” We’ve heard many people say this, often with a mix of pride and embarrassment. Dr Fran VertueSometimes clients tell me that they’re going to address a goal such as being happy, getting on with a job, or making a change at some time in the future Craig PrinceSticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Prue Fanselow-BrownDysfunctional or distorted thinking is fundamental to our brain’s activity and distorted thinking makes up the nuts and bolts of cognitive therapies Dr Simon AdamsonMost parents experience concern and anxiety when their children and their peers start to drink alcohol. |
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