HEY, CAN SPORT BE AN ADDICTION? (food for thought) – Part 4 of 4
I must acknowledge that I have not yet reached a definitive and fully settled conclusion on this layered…
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HEY, CAN SPORT BE AN ADDICTION? (food for thought) – Part 3 of 4
Some readers may question how this discussion applies when the athlete involved is a professional competitor performing at…
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HEY, CAN SPORT BE AN ADDICTION? (food for thought) – Part 2 of 4
I must clarify that I do not equate sport with addictions involving psychoactive substances or chemical dependency. Importantly,…
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HEY, CAN SPORT BE AN ADDICTION? (food for thought) – Part 1 of 4
Recent discussions have increasingly explored whether intense engagement in sport may evolve into addiction. Furthermore, debates within addiction…
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Co-Parenting
Partnered parenting recognizes that although parents separate romantically, they can still cooperate to nurture children together. Furthermore, through…
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Give your child some reflection time
Sometimes the parent-child relationship is overloaded, the child is uncooperative and the parents are about to lose their…
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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
In today’s busy life, as adults, indulging in hobbies may be seen as a ‘waste of time’. Similarly…
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OCD – What it’s not
The high familiarity with psychological terms, such as ‘depressed’, ‘paranoid’ and ‘OCD’ has brought a normalization of the…
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Dealing with grief – Part 3 of 3
As promised, in my previous blog we will now look into other modes of grief. Literature indicates, that…
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Dealing with grief – Part 2 of 3
As I stated in the previous blog we will now deal with the topic of grief in more…
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Dealing with grief – Part 1 of 3
Today, I will write about a topic that is close to my heart; that is how we deal…
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To protect or Not to protect children? That is the question – Part 2 of 2
All children naturally explore their surroundings with enthusiasm, asking questions and engaging deeply with anything that sparks interest….
