Category Archives: What Are Beliefs

Thank you for all your lovely Birthday wishes, just reflecting on the past year, I celebrated my last birthday in Bali the day before my son Nick's wedding, it was lovely to have a birthday in Bali, and to share it with the wedding guests at the pre-wedding dinner. It

You wouldn’t believe the lengths that people go to to avoid dealing with their emotional pain. Alcohol, prescription and recreational drugs, cosmetic surgery, gambling, food, extreme sports, computer games, shopping, obsessions, sex mania, destructive relationships, collecting, addictions of all sorts. Or perhaps you do because you are probably addicted to

The (perhaps) saddest part of human existence is to come to understand that ‘no-one ‘really’ knows or understand us! The only way I can explain this is that because we are all such unique individuals, so unlike any other, that it would be virtually impossible for another to truly know

  For over eight years we have been teaching, with remarkable success, a unique self-help programme we call (‘Emmote’). In 2003 we began working with clients suffering with low self-esteem, depression, addictions, eating disorders, anxiety and panic attacks, chronic phobias, long-term illness relationship and money issues. We are still amazed

  I woke this morning and realised I had been dreaming about a book. It seemed that it was a book I had already in my computer but for some reason or another I had not read it before. I was clicking through the pages and saw the word BELIEF

This age-old threat does much to force children to overeat, or come to hate certain food.  From the day we’re born, we are fed what we need to survive or we wouldn’t be here now. What we are fed is entirely at the discretion of our parents. If our parents

    There’s an old saying that goes ‘When poverty comes in the door, love flies out the window’ and in many cases the breakdown of relationships is exacerbated by money worries.  However looking at the divorce rate between the rich and famous, it could be argued that having too