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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Parenting: Some useful info/resources re spanking/physical punishment
Parenting: Some useful info/resources re spanking/physical punishment Thank you again, Monica. Well worth a read, and lots of useful links. (For the less computer-loving, click on the title to get to Monica’s post!)
Posted in parenting
Tagged child development, conscious parenting, corporal punishment, parenting, physical punishment, research, spanking
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The Story of Maddy & Fiona: A modern fable: Palace Gate Counselling Service
I first published this on my personal blog on 2 April 2013. Lindsey Talbott, Therapist Palace Gate Counselling Service Mary Kilborn (1943-2000)“Her preparedness to take risks and to run the danger of being accused of over-involvement (a favourite term of … Continue reading
Posted in core conditions, Disconnection, empathy, empowerment, ethics, fear, internal locus of evaluation, kindness & compassion, love, person centred, physical being, political, regulation, therapeutic relationship, touch in therapy, values & principles
Tagged boundaries, ethical practice, external locus, internal locus, Palace Gate Counselling Service, paradigm change, person-centred, risk, safety, self-responsibility, therapeutic process, therapy, Touch, touch in therapy
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10 Myths about depression & psychopharmacology
10 Myths about depression & psychopharmacology Vital reading from a psychiatrist, Dr David Healy, for anyone:- taking psychiatric drugs; thinking about taking them; prescribing them; or working with people who are taking them or thinking about taking them. From David’s … Continue reading
Donald Miller on Jazz & Spirituality
“I never liked jazz music because jazz music doesn’t resolve. But I was outside the Bagdad Theater in Portland one night when I saw a man playing the saxophone. I stood there for fifteen minutes, and he never opened his … Continue reading
Does God exist?
Does God exist? Click on this title to follow our link to a lovely story on beyondmeds.com, Monica Cassani’s blog about her recovery from illness induced by psychiatric drugs – and much, much more. Lots of useful resources for therapist, client, us … Continue reading
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Tagged actualising tendency, agnosticism, atheism, belief, Buddha, Buddhism, enlightenment, God, meaning, not knowing, person-centred, spiritual, theism
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‘Something every parent needs to read’: Unnamed author
‘Something every parent needs to read’: Unnamed author This is wonderful. For the less computer-loving: Where we post a link, you need to click on the post TITLE (in colour, at the top) – that will take you straight through … Continue reading
Posted in actualizing tendency, core conditions, education, empowerment, human condition, internal locus of evaluation, love, parenting, person centred, self esteem, teaching, therapeutic growth, therapeutic relationship
Tagged child development, child rearing, child-centred, conscious parenting, education, external locus, internal locus, paradigm shift, parenting, person-centred
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Dreamspeak: Ancestral Healing – Toko-pa Turner
Dreamspeak: Ancestral Healing – Toko-pa Turner Thanks (once again) to Monica Cassani for the link to this beautiful and interesting post by Toko-pa Turner. Toko-pa talks about healing trauma/inward wounds passed through generations, drawing in her own family experiences, and the … Continue reading
Posted in family systems, generational trauma, healing, human condition, Jung, parenting, Paul Levy, sadness & pain, therapeutic growth, Toko-pa, trauma
Tagged dreamspeak, families, family therapy, generational trauma, healing, Jung, Palace Gate Counselling Service, parenting, Paul Levy, relationship, therapy, Toko-pa, trauma
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A different pathway for therapists too
As Lindsey has already posted, we are putting together some words to describe who we are and what we offer. We have already posted a rewriting of Carl Roger’s 19 Propositions, and our client ethos statement. This is what we … Continue reading
Carl Rogers – Useful link/resource
Carl Rogers – Useful link/resource This article provides some reflective material, and also a useful reading list at the end. Palace Gate Counselling Service
Consuming my Heart
Consuming my Heart This is my personal account of my relationship over the years with food, eating and my own physical being. It is also about therapeutic change – how it arises. I originally published this on my personal blog. … Continue reading
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