Tag Archives: human

Finding our identity

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Mary MacGregor

When we grow up in a dysfunctional home it is hard for us to find our identity. Being raised in an environment which dictated our behaviour mirror, or was totally dependent on, another denied us the skills that we need. … Continue reading →

Posted in The Journey | Tagged human, identity, Peace, Philosophy, Psychology, solutioins, traps, true | 7 Comments

What is empathy?

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Mary MacGregor

Have you ever wondered what empathy is? Here is the Encarta dictionary definition of it: Understanding of another’s feelings: The ability to identify with and understand somebody else’s feelings or difficulties. May I get a wow? I would not have … Continue reading →

Posted in Introduction | Tagged connections, empathy, Feelings, human, humanity, joy, Life, Pain, Sharing, understanding others | 3 Comments

Therapists? They are human too

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Mary MacGregor

It’s funny, but I think many people think of their therapists as all-knowing. I know that I have, but that is changing. It is dawning on me that they are human to. One of my biggest problems in therapy is … Continue reading →

Posted in The Journey | Tagged explaining, human, inner solution, Listening, off day, off session, patience, People, shutting down, Therapist, Therapy, wrong path | 2 Comments

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