Tag Archives: counselling

Relationship is the key: dirt and therapy

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Administrator

I’m just home from an event organized by my local Transition Town group that focused on soil, poetically described by Bill Logan as “dirt – the ecstatic skin of the Earth”. We watched the movie and then grounded the experience … Continue reading →

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Forests and minds

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Administrator

I suggested earlier (Brains, bodies and places) that it might be useful to think of the dynamic of bodymind and place as like an ecosystem, and today the image emerged during my personal therapy of the mind as a dark … Continue reading →

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Hand, World and Self

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Administrator

Mark Cahill has just had a hand transplant. His existing hand was so damaged by gout as to be useless, so surgeons amputated it and transplanted a donor’s hand. The team involved are pleased. Not only does the the transplant … Continue reading →

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Counselling and psychotherapy

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Administrator

One thread runs though the considerable diversity of my life; a fascination with the human condition. That fascination has never been purely theoretical and I’ve always been concerned with how our lives might be nurtured to fuller flowering. As this … Continue reading →

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