I first met Miranda when I signed up to do some of her workshops.
I have found them life-changing and continue to be involved with them as a way of staying connected with my own process, as well as helping others gain the same benefits that I have.
As a clinical psychologist I have experienced many different kinds of therapies, both as a practitioner and as a client myself.
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What does ‘something fishy’ mean when you are not in the kitchen cooking fish? In the Change Matters context it refers to something not being quite right, something that needs to...
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So what has the above image of The Fool got to do with healing, self-discovery and rejuvenation one might ask? Surely this image is linked to The Major Arcana in...
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In April Change Matters presented a talk called ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’ at the 8 o’clock Club. One of the concepts we unpacked to the audience was how can we...
Read moreIn December we spoke about a tool called Noticing. This raises a question what do you do after you have noticed that the feelings you are experiencing are ones that are...
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This article is dedicated to Cheryl N who use to quote Camus and who helped me free my headspace and come to terms with my own limitations – thank you. What...
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