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Safety in Tears

By 23 October 2012January 26th, 2017Articles, Counselling

Yes you read the title correctly.  What does that mean? well here is my experience and that of many others that have shared with me…we (as a population) tend to hold on to sadness/discomforts in situations as we feel safer doing so than to go to a more comfortable space…we hang on to the worst case scenario, the worst prognosis or even create fears now based around possibilities that could or might happen in the future.  So why? One of the main reasons is because we are taught to so we believe it is the safe way to travel, and we buy it.

There is nothing wrong with doing any of those things however it like most things in life has consequences… stress, anxiety, depression, and the physical manifestations e.g. high blood pressure, heart attacks and science is even now finding strong links with cancer!  SO here is a suggestion if you want something different try something different. Trust you being comfortable in that moment is going to serve you…more comfortable people experience clarity and are more productive, better relationships and lower risk of disease.  Give it a go what is the worst that can happen? 😉

2 Comments

  • Andy says:

    Hi I was looking at your site and woundered what it was you did with the safty in tears? Are you a counceling servise or massage tequnequic (sorry about the spelling). Can you give me some more information as to what you do. Thank you.

  • Dear Andy,
    I am a counsellor, I work with people all over the world as well as doing clinics in Cambridge at Salus Wellness clinic and Ely.

    I work in two ways, one to one sessions and using workshops. using these two methods I help people to find their own answers to their issues, who knows you better that you? People who work with me resolve their issues very quickly, changing the way they feel and behave, they feel less stressed and more able to make their own decisions. It
    Please see the link to my website below, and please feel free to give me a call if you have any further questions.
    http://www.rekhaneilson.co.uk/

    Look forward to hearing from you,
    regards,
    Rekha.

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