Archive for May 2011

Every morning my Dad looks out of the kitchen window at a large pear tree adjoining our house and a neighbour. It is a flowering and fruiting pear, and the blossom emerges prior to the leaves, approximately end of March or early April every year. ...

With my Dad’s dementia condition, the “waking centre” is like a centre of reality, where he’s able to recognize everything as it is right now, and which he is able to use as a ‘ground zero’ for proceeding with the activities and the tasks that ...

People have often asked me “How do you balance your work as a mind therapist, trainer and presenter, performance coach, carer and technical sports coach – given the scattered and diverse nature of the working disciplines and the ages and types of people you’re dealing ...

A lady came to see me with a whole menu of issues around food and drink. I say a whole menu, because this metaphor was not just table d’hote but an extensive a la carte as well. When confronted with such a veritable ‘banquet of ...

Earlier this year (March) I blogged about ‘trusting the unconscious’ when in flow, and how this will help us to remain “Presenting Perfectly”. I’ve since had three instances (a client discussion, a personal discovery, and and observation of a televised event) which has led to ...