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Compassion Fatigue

Written by Danjela Falzon
Compassion fatigue is an often unrecognised condition which people in various professions are at risk of experiencing. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Danjela Falzon, explains the concept of compassion fatigue, outlining who is at risk of experiencing it and how you can take care of yourself if you carry out work which can take a serious toll on your physical and mental wellbeing….

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Self-care in our everyday lives

Written by Danjela Falzon
The term ‘self-care’ may conjure up images of someone at a spa, having a massage or pampering themselves in some way. However, self-care isn’t a luxury or something we do to reward ourselves after a busy week. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Danjela Falzon, explores the different facets of ‘self-care’ and the ways we can make self-care an essential part of our lives….

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Re-thinking our attitudes towards ageing

Written by Danjela Falzon
Fear around getting older seems to form an undercurrent in many people’s lives, especially as our birthdays take us into a new decade, turning 30, 40 and so on. Despite the obvious changes that occur as we grow older, ageing needn’t be seen as something to be resisted or avoided. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Danjela Falzon, explores the different stages of life and the inner growth we can experience if we embrace rather than resist the natural process of ageing….

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The hidden truth of debilitating shame

Written by Deborah Soler
Shame can be described as a feeling of being exposed, visible, and examined by a critical other, making it a particularly uncomfortable and painful experience. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Deborah Soler, delves into the topic of shame, explaining how it evolves, it’s function throughout life and how we can tackle and manage shame when it arises….

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Listening to My Silent Moments: The Role of Silence in Psychotherapy

Written by Leanne Attard
Silence in psychotherapy is a profound and often underappreciated component of the therapeutic process. While verbal communication is essential, the spaces between words can also hold significant therapeutic value. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Leanne Attard, explores how listening to silence can enhance the therapeutic relationship and facilitate deeper self-awareness and healing….

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We all wear scars: a reflection on healing and resilience

Written by Leanne Attard
Scars can be both physical and emotional. Regardless of their form, they tell a story about our journey, each one representing a chapter in our personal history. They’re reminders of the challenges we have faced and the strength we’ve found to overcome them. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Leanne Attard, explores the concept of ‘scars’ and how painful life experiences can become vehicles for change and growth….

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No beating around the bush: The stark reality of men and suicide

Written by Gillian Balani
In recent years, male suicides have reached an all-time high and we are being called to take notice. Whilst understanding the reason behind these statistics is not so clear-cut, it’s important that we ponder upon what contributes to this scenario. In this article, Counsellor Gillian Balani explores the factors which may contribute to male suicide and what we can do to instigate change….

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How attachment styles impact relationships

Written by Danjela Falzon
Have you ever wondered why you behave in certain ways in your romantic relationships? Have you ever been called clingy or avoidant? The answers to these questions may lie in your attachment style. In this article, Gestalt Psychotherapist, Danjela Falzon, gives an overview of the 4 main attachment styles and explains how they may be playing out in your relationships….

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Pet Bereavement: Grief and healing

Written by Maria Mifsud
Pets are often considered beloved members of the family as they offer companionship and unconditional love. Therefore, saying goodbye to them can be an extremely tough and emotional experience. In this article, Systemic Family Therapist, Maria Mifsud, talks about the significance of pets in our lives and provides some guidance on grieving their loss….

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From Crayons to Conversation: What really happens in Therapy with Kids and Teens?

Written by Sina Wessels
What takes place in therapy with children and adolescents is often unclear to many people. In this article, Psychology intern Sina Wessels from the Johannes-Gutenberg-University in Mainz, Germany, explores how particular aspects of psychotherapy with children and adolescents are distinct from therapy with adults. It also clarifies the importance of considering individual development and the role of the family, as well as the importance of adapted approaches that address the different needs of people at different stages of life. …

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