Willingness | Meet Bold Branka

Meet Bold Branka

Bold Branka Mlinar describes herself as patient, responsible and curious. These are all qualities which have made Branka a vital member since joining around a year ago as a psychotherapist. Read on more to learn what Branka’s story with Willingness … Read more

Willingness | Why is my child so angry?

Why is my child so angry?

I often hear parents complaining about their children having tantrums and expressing their anger. Many wonder what is the right approach in these situations and if their child is behaving normally.

When is anger, moodiness and aggression unhealthy?

According … Read more

Willingness | Psychosomatic aspects of hypertension

Psychosomatic aspects of hypertension

High blood pressure or hypertension is a chronic medical condition in which the pressure in the arteries is elevated. Blood pressure is denoted by two numbers – the first number signifies our systolic (upper) pressure, while the second signifies diastolic … Read more

Willingness | 8 Perfect Foods for Picky Eaters

8 Perfect Foods for Picky Eaters

Picky Eaters are children who avoid eating certain types of foods, which leads them to an inadequate and unvaried diet. When this happens, parents are encouraged to observe whether there are any other difficulties, even physical difficulties around chewing and … Read more

Willingness | Yoga for Kids: Why?

Yoga for Kids: Why?

In our fast-paced world many people – both adults and children – are facing troubles to focus and manage their emotions. This world is full of distractions, pressure, temptations, and overstimulation. 

Living in the 21st Century can be very … Read more

Willingness | Pornography: Oppressive or Liberating?

Pornography: Oppressive or Liberating?

Pornography is a heavily discussed topic: While some perceive porn as sinful, others see it as a means for sexual education to learn about pleasure and sexual fantasies. 

Watching porn online has become popular in recent years. Sex sells. 

A … Read more

Willingness | Sex and Intimacy: The Secure Attachment

Sex and Intimacy: The Secure Attachment

The concept of attachment was originally introduced by John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth. They have studied the behaviour of infants when they were separated from their mothers. They observed that infants who were securely attached to their mothers were more … Read more

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