If you are anything like me, you can feel quite paralysed when it comes to the news about the climate crisis, which seems increasingly desperate as of late. Whilst it’s totally understandable to feel hopeless and low when faced with … Read More
How many of you have found themselves in a situation where you have experienced a breakup but didn’t end up crying on the couch eating ice cream for a month? Did you feel guilt for not grieving? First of all, … Read More
“Hey, how are you? It’s been so long!” “I know, I’ve just been soooo busy!” “Busy” has become a common response we get to the question “How are you?” or “How have you been?”. Most of us have probably said … Read More
I’ve noticed that the millennials and gen Z are struggling with independence – but not in the way that you might think. They have become too independent. This generation has been told over and over again how we need to … Read More
My clients often come to me with the problem that they either don’t know how to make a choice, or they worry they make the wrong one. They may even ask me to make the choice for them. However, I … Read More
Perfectionism vs. the Healthy Pursuit of Excellence You might think to yourself “what’s wrong with perfectionism? What’s the big deal? It’s good to be perfect right?” To an extent you are right, because perfectionism has two sides – healthy perfectionism … Read More
Although in the Netherlands we will celebrate Pride from July 31st to August 8th, June is Pride month across the world! On this note, we wanted to highlight its history, importance and relation to mental health. Why is Pride important? … Read More
It’s exam period for most of the university students here in the Netherlands – some are already finished and others just have that last push to go. The best of luck to you all! Whether it was five years ago … Read More
Have you also noticed that the term ‘burnout’ is popping up more and more recently? Whilst it had its debut in the 1970s, it really came to its height in the 80s – an era that also brings the term … Read More