My closet had been screaming for a clean-up for years. I kept coming up with excuses not to do it, until one day I just started the project and didn’t stop until everything was tidy and organised. Procrastination is something
Gender Constructs: Anima and Animus
The topics of gender, femininity and masculinity have always been interesting topics for both genders. This is even more so when both men and women were trying, more than ever, to understand themselves. Especially when there was a re-examination of
Meet Courteous Charlot
Courteous Charlot Cauchi joined the Willingness Team around a year ago as a Gestalt psychotherapist. He is a hardworking, grounding yet humorous individual who has been quite a welcoming addition to the team. Read on more to learn about Charlot’s
5 Tips to Deal with Post-Grad Blues
While studying for your degree or diploma, your one motivation to get through the stress is that one day it will finally be over and you graduated! You feel a sense of excitement for this day to come.
However, for
Meet Free-Spirited Franziska
On 14th May 2021, Free-Spirited Franziska Inge Richter met her first Willingness clients right after graduating as a Transcultural Counsellor. This open-minded, positive and unstoppable individual has had quite a positive influence on the Willingness Team and we’d like to
Why Compare Yourself to Another Person?
Measuring oneself versus others is a natural process for humans, and it can be beneficial in some cases. The urge to improve your own life might be sparked by feeling inspired by someone else’s accomplishments. Self-esteem can be boosted by
Meet Joyful Johanna
Joyful Johanna Cutajar joined the Willingness Team in 2021 as a counsellor. She describes herself as young, inquisitive and empathic which are qualities that make for an excellent member of the team.
1. Describe Willingness in 3 words.
Johanna: Dynamic,
Moving abroad? 5 tips to survive a culture shock
Successfully adapting to a new life in a foreign country is a task that should not be underestimated. When you move abroad as an expat, you face many challenges: You first have to get used to life far away from
Did I inherit or develop my personality?
A devil, a born devil, on whose nature
Nurture can never stick
Shakespeare
Like father, like son. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. We have tons of idioms to express similarities between family members. We even use them
The Athlete and the Self
We talk about athletes as if they were a different human breed. We see them as super-machines, capable of training for long periods and enduring incredible efforts. But, we tend to forget that they are just like the rest of