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How My Blog Answers The One Question I’ve Been Asking For 30 Years.

Psychotherapist, former Sales Director, cancer survivor and intentional photographer Paul Roebuck reveals the single question that connects 30 years of work, seven years of blogging, and every client he has ever sat with. From dark matter to the limbic system, grief to executive performance, inner child therapy to funeral photography — everything here is one question asked from every angle. If you’ve ever wondered what connects these posts, this is where it starts.

#HumanBehaviour #Psychotherapy #ExecutiveCoaching #GriefSupport #EmotionalIntelligence #Neuroscience #Leadership #BehaviouralChange #CancerSurvivor #IntentionalPhotography

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Relationship breakdown: What about the kids? 12 things to consider

If you're a parent contemplating separation, or you initiated it recently, or in the distant past, I’m sure the question “If we break up, what about the kids, will they be okay?” has run through your mind many times.

A thought provoking, powerful and impactful examination of the short and long term psychological impacts on children living through a parental separation; and how to minimise them

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Russian Doll: Inner Child Therapy (w. Podcast)

The first time I heard the term “Inner Child Therapy” it conjured up dark sultry images of a disfigured abused child..

That was 13 years ago. Little did I raealise one day I would be using that very technique. It’s the foundation of Russian Doll therapy and this blog provides a rare and unique insight into the impact on one twenty something year old client. 

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Grief: Guest blog, death, dying, life and living (inc. Audio)

I met Dave several years ago though business. We were both living the high life. A few years ago, like most of us, Dave tripped off the pavement of life. I spoke to him today after hearing his Dad passed away last Tuesday. I was expecting to find Dave in the bottom of his favourite bottle. How surprised I was when we chatted, and he said he had written a blog. I read it and felt compelled to post it.

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