When our nervous system is overwhelmed by stress, chemicals in our body prepare us to ‘fight or flight’. Typical features of a ‘fight or flight’ response are: fast breathing, tensed muscles, increase in blood pressure, and a faster heartbeat. Those … Read more
Reflecting on your own behaviour
Sometimes we come home after a tiring day, and tend to react our stress at our partner. But when you think of it, wouldn’t it be nicer to come home and be able to relax and have a great time, … Read more
CBT Part 1/2
CBT is one of the most researched forms of psychotherapy, mainly due to its efficiency in helping with symptoms of depression and anxiety. What does it stand for? CBT stands for Cognitive Behavior Therapy. Its basic premise stems from … Read more
The secret of Empathy 2/2
In previous blog ‘The secret of empathy’ we discussed about how empathy is based into our brain, however to be empathetic as much as possible it’s important to keep learning all the time. Here are several methods which could help … Read more
The secret of Empathy 1/2
Even though we tend to see the world through the prism of our own reflection, at the same time we are social creatures surrounded by other people and it’s crucial to our personal development, our relationship and society itself to … Read more
Water Game of Thrones! Summer is coming
Summer is just round the corner. Kids are counting down the days to their last exam. Parents are making their preparation so that their family may enjoy these holidays in the best way. As we struggle with the rising heat … Read more
The feeling of loneliness 3/3
It is possible to overcome loneliness if you are determined to do so. Thinking about where this may be coming from and what you can do about it is very useful. Learning to be alone may be the first step … Read more