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The Inner Critic: Why Are We So Hard on Ourselves?
The inner critic is the internal voice that judges, criticises or questions us.
It often tells us we're not good enough, clever enough, successful enough or worthy enough.
Jenny Beckman
1 day ago3 min read


Developing Self-Compassion: Why Is It So Much Easier to Be Kind to Other People Than It Is to Ourselves?
Self-compassion means responding to ourselves with the same understanding, encouragement and care that we would naturally offer someone we love.
It's about recognising that making mistakes, struggling and feeling overwhelmed are all part of being human
Jenny Beckman
1 day ago3 min read


Attachment Theory Explained: Understanding How We Relate to Others
Attachment theory was first developed by psychiatrist and psychoanalyst John Bowlby, who recognised that the relationships we experience in early childhood play an important role in shaping how safe and secure we feel in the world.
Jenny Beckman
Aug 183 min read
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