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One Life Therapy: June 2010
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Monday, June 28, 2010. There’s a metaphor in here somewhere, but I can’t quite put my finger on it. Something about seeing this elderly woman, back turned to the windows, alone in a room full of cages, chilled me as I walked past. I had to stop and capture the moment. I’m sure the actual woman, herself, is probably enjoying the winter sun through the panes and possibly even sipping a cup of tea in this little café. But from the outside, this moment first seemed to speak of something darker). How might it...
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One Life Therapy: dream...
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Thursday, July 22, 2010. Suspended silently as it was, over a bustling city street, I almost didn’t see this ‘dream’. Yes, it was written in big yellow letters. And it occupied the largest window in the building. So, clearly, someone wanted it to be seen. But there were still so many other windows and sounds and signs diverting attention all around it, that it was hardly visible… A dream that went almost unnoticed. Where do you store them? Behind glass, like this one? What might you and your dream achiev...
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One Life Therapy: The Therapist Within...
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Friday, September 10, 2010. Thank you for visiting this blog. Please come over to The Therapist Within. To read Gabrielle's latest posts. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sometimes life feels challenging. sometimes it's almost overwhelming. Whatever you're going through, I believe the keys to some solutions are somewhere inside you. maybe they're just not so easy to see right now. View my complete profile. One Life Counselling and Psychotherapy, Sydney. Subscribe To One Life. These links may also help:.
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One Life Therapy: April 2010
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Graffiti is sometimes like a spontaneous street poetry fest. I was driving past this open door and just had to get out and photograph this bit when I read it:. 8216;A ship is safe. But that’s not. What ships are for’. Of course, being in harbour is. What ships are about – unloading their cargo and being repaired and made sea-worthy again – but it’s not their full story. Not the only point to their existence. Where might your own safe harbours be? Is it about place? 8226; ponder, ...
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One Life Therapy: Take a seat...
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Sunday, April 18, 2010. The streets are alive with metaphors sometimes. Just recently, I came upon this scene and couldn’t help but wonder about it. It seemed to speak of having ‘an armchair view of the world’ somehow. Or perhaps about deciding ‘where you sit’ on an issue. Where do you routinely view the world from? Have you got a particular perspective that you automatically seem to take? Perhaps it’s a slightly skeptical stance, where you habitually find it difficult to trust other people? Whatever you...
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One Life Therapy: Warning: Do not force doors...
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Sunday, July 4, 2010. Warning: Do not force doors. This photo is blurry because it was taken on a moving train. It was standing room only in the carriage, and I had a notebook out, scribbling some ideas down for a potential blog post. But the more I wrote, the less it seemed to make sense. I kept trying to fix things, forge things, join bits together, scrub parts out – trying to. And then, exasperated, I happened to look up and see this sticker:. 8220; Warning: Do not force doors. So, what about you?
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About us | Initiative Counselling and Psychotherapy (iCAP) Services, Wollongong NSW
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Our commitment to you. ICAP Services offers counselling. In a safe, confidential and creative environment, encouraging you to discuss current events and/or discover subconscious influences which have an impact on your everyday life. We use a variety of counselling methods. To creatively explore and help you discover the origins of any subconscious beliefs. These may be affecting your wellbeing, or governing your behaviour and reactions to today’s challenges. Tina is expanding her work with grief. Her dif...
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What to expect | Initiative Counselling and Psychotherapy (iCAP) Services, Wollongong NSW
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What to expect from counselling. Is at times demanding, frustrating, emotional and, just simply, a difficult process. However, it gives you time-out from your world and allows you to talk about any issues you want to. It’s also rewarding and can turn your life around. You just need the right environment to discuss any issues affecting your wellbeing. These issues typically revolve around the events and reactions that are currently affecting you. A counselling session lasts for 50 minutes. Is the best cou...
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Counselling services, Wollongong | Initiative Counselling and Psychotherapy (iCAP) Services, Wollongong NSW
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Counselling services personalised for you. Is there something you need to talk about with someone who’ll listen? Are you or a family member worrying about everyday life? Do you know someone experiencing sadness who is no longer motivated? Are your children or adolescents experiencing difficulties in their lives? Is there loss or trauma affecting you or your family? ICAP Services offers a confidential and caring space for you to talk about the issues causing pain and difficulties to you or those around you.