Helping & Supporting Others

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Are you supporting someone who has a mental illness?

Perhaps you are helping someone in general and need some wisdom.

Keys, tips, and skills to help you help others.

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Listening Skills 

Problem Solving

Boundaries

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Why Men Don’t Talk. 26 Reasons for Silence

Men aren’t talking, but they need to. We need to enter the cave of man’s mind and encourage him to talk. Words flow when we listen well. It was early in the morning, and I was driving to the first job of the day. The day was starting dark, cold, […]

Can I Borrow some Courage from You?

The road of healing can seem impossible at times, but with some borrowed courage you will never feel alone. Courage fosters progress.   Simple words make all the difference when spoken from a heart of genuine knowing. ‘I believe you can make it’ gave me the courage to go on. They were […]

Please. No Fixing, Advising, Saving or Straightening Out

Please. No Fixing, Advising, Saving or Straightening Out

If you want to hear the heart of another, then you need to still your own. Fixing, advising, saving, or straightening out will only stifle the emergence of true wisdom. We need to listen with questions.  Sometimes I want to tell some people to shut up and just listen. They […]

It's Love That Wins The Blind Prodigal Back

It’s Love That Wins The Blind Prodigal Back

They were so caught up in themselves and their selfish desires that they got lost to the concerns of others. Without recognising the wealth of love around them, they were the prodigal, a child of abundance squandering it away.  What drew them back was a memory of love, faint and small, […]