by Janice Williams | Mental Health, Relationships
Not sure how to survive your difficult mother on Mother’s Day? Read on and discover that you are not alone in your journey. The words ‘celebrate’ and ‘happy’ are often synonymous for two specific days of the year – Christmas Day and Mother’s Day. Both days are...
by Janice Williams | Mental Health, Relationships, Wellbeing
“Just when you think you’re done with the past, the past isn’t done with you” Alannah Hill. Emotional starvation in childhood creates difficulty in dealing with emotions and as adults, will seek out people to fill the emptiness within. In her memoir “Butterfly On A...
by Janice Williams | Mental Health
I am delighted to have Emilie Masi of health and wellbeing website, Nursemummy.com, as my guest blogger. Emilie has a Bachelor of Nursing and a Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice and works as a Clinical Nurse Consultant. Emilie has a passion for helping people and...
by Janice Williams | Mental Health, Parenting, Wellbeing
I wrote a guest blog post for health and wellbeing website, Nurse Mummy. Emilie Masi, a Clinical Nurse Consultant, runs this educational and inspiring website. The post is titled “The Essential Steps to Healing from Tokophobia”. It focusses on a deep anxiety of...
by Janice Williams | Mental Health
Confession. I once was a kitchen hider. Too shy, too nervous, too anxious to socialise. If I was invited to another’s home, I would hide in people’s kitchens looking busy. Washing dishes, wiping benches, placing food on plates. People thought I was wonderful....
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