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  Skills and experience alone are not enough when determining a good practitioner. You want to look and feel for the “Goodness of fit”. It’s a relationship that fosters healthy psychological development and positive self-esteem and is based on the temperament and personality of each person in the relationship. Here’s a run-down of those crucial...
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Yesterday I had a conversation with another practitioner, and she was sharing with me the change she has personally made away from ineffective practitioners to good ones, and how this has fuelled her to improve her own practices with clients to ensure she is one of the goodies. Right on. I too, have far too...
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It only takes a 5 minute drive anywhere in Sydney to feel the effects of your external environment on your internal one. A car cutting you off or barraging across 3 lanes because they weren’t paying attention and realized they need to turn left instead of right, a scooter taking out your side mirror, drivers...
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  We have the freedom and power of choice. We can be annoyed at what’s happening in the spaces around us, or we can let that go and focus on creating an internal space that promotes wellness.  When our internal environment is content, it vastly changes how we see the external one, how we relate...
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  Worrisome thoughts will generate the relevant feeling; stress, anxiety, worry, anger, resentment. If you want to feel something other than those, something more beneficial, you gotta get in the drivers seat and start thinking better quality thoughts.
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When was the last time you stopped to smell the roses? We are living a pace of life that is far beyond our capacities. We have abandoned ourselves for other ideals and it’s making us stressed and sick.
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At the end of the year we often reflect and make plans for an improved life the following year. The attitude in which you do this will determine your achievement, just like the attitude in which you treat your gut as it struggles with the overindulgence. Self-compassion is the starting point.
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