As much as I dislike watching the news and tend to limit what I take in, it is increasingly difficult to not be affected by the constant bombardment of war footage, terrorist attacks, murder and suffering. When you are a highly sensitive & empathetic…
Category: Adversity & support, Blogging, Coaching tips, Compassion, complex ptsd, grief, Life tips, mental health, recovery, Resilience, self care, Self-reflection & self-awareness, Youtube videosTags: anxiety, brutality, coping mechanisms, coping with trauma, disbelief, fear, life threatening, living with trauma, post traumatic stress, self care, stress, terrorism, terrorist attacks, the aftermath of trauma, threat to your life, trauma, trauma brain, trauma survivors, traumatic incident, violence, war, witnessing violence, worry
Posted on May 8, 2016
by Courage Coaching
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I have met many people who have very strong morals and values and are stuck working in a company that doesn’t reflect these in the slightest. I have also met people who are lucky enough to actually have a job that reflects their values…
Category: Coaching tips, Life tips, personal coachingTags: all or nothing thinking, anxiety, avoidant personality, choices, coaching, cognitive behavioural, morals, moving forward, negative thinking, personal coaching, personality, procastination, progress, relationship issues, self growth, thinking errors, values, work issues, worry
