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Hi Isabella,
I am a psychotherapist too; I work privately and professionlly in the UK.
I just wanted to say that you have a great, informative site, I particularly like the title.
“Change Therapy making lives better, making better lives”
Thank you
Regards
Dawn Pugh
This blog of yours makes sense! I so much love reading all your articles. Maybe we can be friends lol! Anyways, Thank you so much. God Bless.
Regards,
Noah Group
Good morning Isabella,
I typically don’t blog, but I wanted to share my agreement with Dawn. I was drawn by the title…where you CHANGED the order of two words to demonstrate how transformation can take a person into a better state. It’s a subtle yet powerful statement.
I am also very curious about the concept of “Moritherapy.” Is this something you created by combining your last name and the word, “therapy?” Is it a play on word or is there a deeper meaning?
thanks for all your nice comments! as you can see, timely answers to comments is not one of my strengths
moritherapy is actually just a play on words. it sometimes gets confused with morita therapy http://www.moritherapy.org/article/morita-therapy-the-psychology-of-action/
i love your blog as well! i love the authenticity with which you write and share of yourself. i know i’ll be coming here often to get refreshed on my road to personal growth
A wonderful article and a very important topic.I love your blog,n specially the title.It really is a great site,not only helpful for the professionals of this field but equally beneficial for the common man.I must thank you for it.
Fantastic website. Keep up the good work. From a counsellor on the other side of the world in Melbourne, Australia.
Hi, I really am glad you have this blog for people to read. I’m full time student, earning a masters in counseling/psychology and work full time at a salon. There really needs to be a lot more communication amongst fellow counselors, other than the ACA. I can’t even afford their student discount at $85.00.
How people develop nations and organizations will boil down to how leaders begin the change from within themselves. This is a very good site. Thanks for helping people change for the better!
I hate mediocrity. I really do.
I try to run away from it as much as I can. And I love people like you who strive to do the same.
That one about mediocrity, I agree. My college professor even told us all that “Mediocrity is a sin.”
Mediocrity is not a sin. We all excel in certain areas, and have no choice but to be average in others. The idea that we can’t ever be average leads to perfectionism and a wealth of other issues.