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Dr Fran VertueWhen someone I love dies, I am bereaved. The natural human response to being bereaved is grief. Grief involves not only emotions, but also has thinking, physical experience, behavioral, social, and spiritual dimensions. And when I am actively coping with, or coming to terms with, the bereavement and my grief response, I mourn Dr Fran VertueI sometimes ask my clients, “What gets you up in the morning – what gives your life meaning?” Dr Debbie SnellAn acquired brain injury (ABI) refers to any brain injury that occurs after birth and can result from an accident or something non-traumatic such as stroke or brain tumor. Dr Simon AdamsonMost of us enjoy a drink, and it’s only a few idiots who spoil it for everyone else, right? Dr Fran Vertue
Does the sound of your loved ones chewing their food drive you crazy? Do you get irritated by the sound of a computer or a fan humming in the back ground? Dr Fran Vertue
Small Steps Forward To Get Back Into Everyday Life After The Earthquake Dr Fran Vertue
In spite of enormous changes in its structure and functioning, the family is still the main context in which most people are brought up. Dr Fran Vertue
It’s the end of October 2010, and there have been over 2000 earthquakes since 4 September. Prue Fanselow-Brown
The western world is relatively new to the practice of mindfulness, Dr Simon Adamson
Do you gamble regularly? Many Lotto buyers will have said no to this question, but of course the answer is yes. |
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