Rosie Burrows, therapy, coaching I director, relational resilience

Great article on the dangers of therapy speak, and our ever human need for clear language and communication.

‘That’s triggering!’ Is therapy-speak changing the way we talk about ourselves? Terms like ‘triggered’, ‘toxic’ and ‘narcissist’ are now bandied about in daily conversations. Is this mere psychobabble or are they useful tools in a complicated world?

2-4pm today. Free Trauma, Healing, and Reconciliation webinar I’m speaking at on relational resilience. Two other international speakers. You are very welcome to attend.

Happy Earth day: to connecting to who we really are as loving human beings in respectful relational dance / co partnership with the earth, ourselves and one another.

Love this guy, Gabor Mate, Canadian physician. So worth listening to, especially for how he acknowledges his own need for help, and gets help, as well as the eco-politics beyond individual change into collective and systems change.

Gabor Mate Wisdom in Times of Crisis without QA You can watch all our videos at https://scienceandnonduality.comA conversation with Dr. Gabor Maté, hosted by Maurizio & Zaya Benazzo.Science and Nonduality ...

Looking forward to speak and listen with the Deputy Lord Mayor of Belfast and Neville Armstrong, a frontline worker and carer tonight, [email protected]. Exciting!
I hope and trust you will attend and participate if you are interested in a zoom discussion exploring individual and collective lessons.

Build Back Better Northern Ireland - Learning from lockdown This event seeks to explore learnings from the first lockdown from community activists, frontline workers and academics.

Looking forward to speak at this exciting zoom seminar tomorrow, sunday, at 5pm. Hope and trust you might consider joining if you're available and curious or even passionate about the power of story to contribute to wellbeing, individually and collectively, as well as in leadership. I intend to read the story to my grandson, Dear Rowan, written during covid lockdown in April, with Women Aloud NI, dedicated to all our children as we stand with them to prevent further damage to the earth and other social injustices by healing our own traumas and shifting towards a sustainable way of being and doing regenerative economics and culture.

Join us this Sunday for the fifth entry in our seven-part story series. "The Power of Story: Uncovering What it Means to be a Well Society." Registration for the event is still open, and we hope to see you Sunday at 5 p.m. BST/4 p.m. GMT/12 p.m. EST, when we will share in the stories of three more international speakers, as they open themselves up in a conscious and vulnerable dialogue about Empowered Leadership.

What gets in the way of us taking a stand for the conditions to support positive mental health founded culture of human rights and dignity, at home, in the work place, and in community? Thanks to PPR for their campaign 🙏🏽🎉✊🏾🦋

'COVID-19 and Mental Health: Challenges Ahead Demand Changes' by Dainius Pūras, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health The best “vaccine” for the protection of good mental health is the use of human rights-based approaches in all policies.

Useful 3 minute film and metaphor for moving forward in our lives, even if 'some of
the children on the bus we're driving are misbehaving'. Internal or / and external
'children'.

A Compassion-Based Approach to Foster Change - NICABM Even when a client is making progress, self-blame, shame, and self-criticism can hold them back from reaching their goals. But according to Dennis Tirch, PhD there is a compassion-based strategy that can help clients keep moving forward, even during difficult emotions or circumstances. It’s a meta...

Oooh, I love Esther Perel's work on intimacy, eroticism, desire and coming home
to ourselves. What turns you on and what turns you off? Extending erotic intelligence
and imagination to a wide range of areas will transform our lives, our relationship
with ourselves, with others, and with the earth.

Esther Perel We carry the responsibility of our desire. Why? Because desire is an expression of our free will. Nobody can force us to want. So if it is ours, then it is also our responsibility to activate it. Freedom always comes with responsibility. We can turn ourselves on and we can turn ourselves off. We can...