Finding the Beauty in the Moment: Glimmers on the Morning Drive
In this reflective blog, I explores life changes, commuting, and the power of noticing “glimmers” — small moments of beauty that support wellbeing, nervous system regulation, and presence. Inspired by Polyvagal Theory, Carl Rogers’ person-centred approach, and the Swedish concept of hemmablind, this piece invites readers to reconnect with everyday moments of calm, beauty, and grounding.
Christmas can bring warmth, laughter, and love — but for many, it can also stir deep feelings of loss and longing. In this blog, I share my personal experience of navigating grief during the festive season, the waves it brings, and how I’ve learnt to find meaning, connection, and hope again.
In a World Where You Can Be Anything: Kindness in and Beyond the Counselling Room
In a world where opinions travel fast and social media often shows only fragments of our lives, it’s easy to forget the power of simple kindness. In this blog, I reflect on the importance of empathy, the unseen stories behind smiles and posts, and what the counselling room can teach us about truly being seen. A gentle invitation to pause, reflect, and consider how we meet ourselves and others with care.
The Seasons of Change: What Autumn Can Teach Us About Growth and Letting Go
In this reflective piece, I explore what autumn can teach us about change, connection, and growth. Drawing parallels between the turning of the trees and our own personal seasons, I share a person-centred perspective on trusting your pace, communicating through change, and finding acceptance in life’s natural rhythms.