Last year, when Covid-19 started making waves in the news, it was so far away from me and I was even arrogant enough to think it was not going to affect me. The day it reached South Africa I was out of the country, when I came back I had to be isolated and allContinue reading “What Comforts us during this time?”
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Level 5, level 4, level 3….an introjective exploration of our COVID19 journey thus far
Approaching 23:59 on 31st December 2019 (CAT, GMT, UTC, etc.), millions of people were waiting in anticipation of a new year. With resolutions in tow and hopes for a fruitful year, to many the start of a new calendar year is symbolic of the start of a new journey. While China’s medical personnel had identifiedContinue reading “Level 5, level 4, level 3….an introjective exploration of our COVID19 journey thus far”
Beginnings and premature endings: A therapist reflection on termination in therapy
The process of termination in therapy is often one fraught with intense emotions for both the client and the therapist. I find that this can become increasingly more intense when terminations are premature. As I therapist I feel incredibly guilty when I have to terminate with a client before we have done all the workContinue reading “Beginnings and premature endings: A therapist reflection on termination in therapy”
The Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation 