
The four pillars of wellbeing
Our wellbeing requires more than just a focus on our attitudes towards life, our ability to regulate and tolerate our emotions or our search for
Our wellbeing requires more than just a focus on our attitudes towards life, our ability to regulate and tolerate our emotions or our search for
Often people feel that wellbeing and happiness involve being perfect. However being a well and happy person involves an acknowledgment and acceptance that being “imperfect”
Being attentively engaged with our lives and not in an unthinking, mindless autopilot requires an insight into the natural fluctuations and variations that can occur
You may have seen or heard of emotions being referred to as positive or negative. However, I feel that this might not be a very
Life will at times involve loss. It could be the loss of a job, relationship, of heath, our past, our future dreams and aspirations or
Viktor Frankl (the creator of Logo therapy) remarked that everything can be taken from a person but for one thing, the last of our human freedoms, the freedom to choose one’s attitude in
I believe that no one makes a bad decision, let me explain why. Decisions are simply actions or reactions to events that occur in response
There once was a man who would often gaze at the roses in the park opposite his home. He would see the beautiful flowers, the
To me, dandelions remind me of the beauty, determination, and strength of nature. Have you ever walked down a street and noticed a small bump
Dr. Pat Gwyer is a consultant Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years of experience. He works with adults, children, and adolescents and specialises in the combination and application of Clinical, Positive Coaching, and Applied Psychology to improve a varierty of different mental health difficulties.