Dr Simon Adamson
“I’m addicted to shopping.” We’ve heard many people say this, often with a mix of pride and embarrassment.
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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 AdamsonNew Zealanders commonly drink too much. Dr Debbie SnellEveryone is talking about the new study that was recently published in The Lancet by a group of New Zealand researchers about how many people sustain a concussion in New Zealand every year. Dr Fran Vertue Seven-year old James is having considerable difficulty learning to read; nine-year old Chrissie hates maths and has trouble remembering her times tables from one week to the next Dr Simon AdamsonMost parents experience concern and anxiety when their children and their peers start to drink alcohol. 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?” |
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