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Reflections

Coronavirus Update

March 26, 2020 //  by Phil Scott

If you were honest with yourself, how would you say you were doing at the moment? I know there’s a lot of anxiety around. People have financial worries, while others fear loneliness because of having to self-isolate. I hope that you are seeing some good examples of a caring society as well as seeing people …

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Taking Responsibility

January 1, 2020 //  by Phil Scott

In the last couple of years I wrote a reflective New Year post which was all very lovely and poetic. This year I wanted to post something that was equally sincere but was a little more down-to-earth. It’s about taking responsibility. So, in the New Year, let us consider taking responsibility for: …our planet. By …

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Leave or Remain?

April 9, 2019 //  by Phil Scott

The Referendum result nearly three years ago came as something of a shock to a lot of people – even those who voted to leave! It certainly stirred a lot of debate and emotion. The main concern was, and still is, the potential for division and anger. It got me reflecting on how things can …

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In the New Year…

January 1, 2018 //  by Phil Scott

To those who are wandering may you find strength to continue your quest as you seek a place to call home. To those who are desperate for answers may you find peace in the not knowing amidst the anxiety of the search. To those in fear may you find the courage to acknowledge that which …

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Losing The Old Beach Huts

April 2, 2017 //  by Phil Scott

I went out for a walk in the sunshine in Weston-super-Mare on Friday. I saw some building works and for some reason it reminded me of the time I was in one of my favourite seaside haunts last summer. I used to visit this place regularly as a child on holiday and it became a …

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Happy New Year?

January 9, 2017 //  by Phil Scott

So 2017 is several days old now, and I wonder how it’s shaping up for you? Maybe it’s a bit too early to tell. It might also be hard to differentiate between New Year blues and just generally getting back up to speed after a long break. These of course are merely generalisations. Some people …

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World Mental Health Day – Monday 10 Oct

October 9, 2016 //  by Phil Scott

Monday 10 October is World Mental Health Day, the focus of which this year is the support people can provide to those who are in psychological distress. The objective of World Mental Health Day is to raise awareness of mental health issues worldwide. According to the World Health Organisation, “The Day provides an opportunity for …

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E I L N S T

March 29, 2015 //  by Phil Scott

Here’s one for all you Scrabble fans out there. What words could you make from these letters? There are two words which I can spot which form the basis of a good way of relating one to another. The words are related to each other in some respects. These two words say a lot about …

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World Water Day

March 22, 2015 //  by Phil Scott

22nd March was designated World Water Day by the UN General Assembly over 20 years ago. Just a quick look at www.unwater.org will give you all manner of water-related information and statistics, particularly relating to the developing areas of the world. So why am I writing a Thought for the Week about water? I think …

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Mothering Sunday

March 15, 2015 //  by Phil Scott

I thought I would give this Thought for the Week it’s Christian title rather than the American idea of Mother’s Day which started in 1908. Mothering Sunday was thought to have started when children, mainly daughters, would be given the middle Sunday in Lent off from their domestic servant duties and allowed to return to …

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Recent reflections

What Is Counselling Like?

Imagine a river. The water is clean and clear. However, you are aware that silt has been building up on the river bed for some time, making the going increasingly difficult. The river bed needs dredging. The process of dredging muddies the water. It is murky rather than clear, and hard to see through. The …

National Grief Awareness Week

So, I haven’t posted anything for a while, but I thought this would be good to highlight. National Grief Awareness Week runs from Monday 02 December to Sunday 08 December 2024. The idea is to highlight the fact that we will all grieve the loss of someone, or something, from time to time. When we …

How Can I Afford Counselling?

As I sit down to write, I’m thinking of all the people I’ve heard who talk about not being able to afford counselling, and there are lots. Some people say it with a sad and depressed tone, while others would scream it out in pure frustration and anger at ‘the system’ which they believe is …

Self-sabotage

You don’t need me to tell you about all the obstacles we have to cope with in life. However, one of the biggest obstacles some people face is from within themselves. Self-sabotage is very common, but how often do we address this? After all, it can so easily hinder our progress and personal development. Self-sabotage …

Secure and Insecure Attachments

Even before birth a relationship between a mother and her child is already developing. This bond, continuing through the early stages of life, is crucial for the child’s development and well-being. It has a lasting impact on the emotional and psychological health of the individual, not just in childhood but also through adulthood. Unfortunately, some …

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