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When a problem can’t be solved
I guess it’s true to say that most of us have had setbacks and difficulties in our life. There is no doubt that some problems are larger and more impactful than others. Mostly, difficulties and tricky situations work themselves through. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Life, People, Relationships, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Acceptance, Death, Disability, Disenfranchised grief, Family, grief, Individuals, Isolation, Loss, Problems, Trauma
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Oh, the ghosts of sadness
Recently in conversation with others I’m reminded of how large the ghosts of difficult early family events or other sad and frightening occasions can loom. In fact, it’s fair to say they never quite leave us. It’s not surprising that some (not all) mature aged … Continue reading
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Tagged Behaviour, Bravery, Courage, Family, Family of Origin, Loss, Patterns of Behaviour, Psychology, Seeking Help, Self-Pity, Therapy, Trauma
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‘Questions of Travel’ . . .
I’ve been reading the Miles Franklin Literary Award winning book for 2013 written by Michelle de Krester called ‘Questions of Travel’. Many cups of coffee later I’ve arrived at the end of this magnificent but daunting five hundred page plus read. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Culture, Identity, Literature, Miles Franklin Prize, Refugee, Tourism, Trauma, Travel, Writers Craft, writing
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