Ask The Psychologist

For entrepreneurs and business owners - sadly you'll experience friends and family being much less supportive of you compared with absolute strangers. But why is that? Why are strangers more likely to wave your flag than friends and family? Is it envy on their part? Is it them trying to protect you? Check out this episode!

Ever had this message? You can't afford.... money doesn't grow on trees... rich people are bad and selfish...
Well, here to dispute this and argue the contrary!
We all develop money traumas which makes our relationship with money a difficult one. Although it can feel scarce which makes it harder to acknowledge and feel comfortable with it, working on our money trauma can make it easier to find abundance of wealth.
Join me and listen to a young business woman, Coached by Em (Emilie) who has totally smashed it!

Ever dealt with a break up that felt so painful that you were begging for your ex to come back? Here we talk about why that is - break ups are never easy. We start to experience a loss of self, we grieve what once was and we see the relationship through rose tinted glasses. We ignore the facts that all relationships have both good and bad, and that's because we are coming from a place of heartache. We attach our self-worth to the relationship and start believing that if this relationship ended, we are not good enough for other people. Instead of experiencing this pain, what would it be like to focus in on the biggest relationship you have in life - that is the one with yourself? The more certain and confident we feel in our relationship with our self, the more stable we will be and realise we are complete with or without that partner.

Superstitious or not, people in the world believe in the unusual, supernatural, and that between planes. Part of this belief system is that some people believe that specially selected humans are able to predict the future. But why? And how? Here we discuss why do some people believe in psychics, does this give us hope or is this detrimental to humanity. Listen and share!

We've all been there - where we need to have a difficult conversation with someone and it just feels overwhelming, daunting and frightening. It is often hard for us to figure out what we would like to say and for many of us, we skirt around the subject, doing many dances before we get to the point. This is in the hope we can make the conversation feel easier, that is if we ever have that conversation. The alternative is that we avoid the conversation entirely. Here we talk about how can we have a difficult conversation with someone to help us feel heard and have our point across, as well as maintaining emotional safety for both people involved. Listen and share!