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Reverse Thinking

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For personal development, health, well-being, emotional intelligence and stress management. Articles on therapy, coaching and self-help. How to overcome anxiety, depression, stress and illnesses such as chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia.

• Added on: Nov 22nd, 2007
• Country: United Kingdom
• Language: English

• Author: John Eaton
• Listed in: Development and Growth Health
• Tags: depression anxiety self-help stress emotional intelligence reverse therapy

Recent Posts

• Hugh Laurie, Schopenhauer, and the art of life

  Posted on Thursday December 17th, 2009 at 03:46 in anxiety, Celebrities, thinking, TV, Psychology, happiness, Compassion, television, wisdom, self-help, self-development, mind

  This is the follow up article to Schopenhauer: a philosophy for grumpy people? Which attracted  a good response from many readers, many of whom had never heard of him, and were intrigued by his pessimism. Like Hugh Laurie in House he attracts peopl...

• Best 15 instant Xmas stress-busters

  Posted on Saturday December 12th, 2009 at 13:08 in anxiety, Psychology, happiness, self-help, stress, mind, christmas, optimism, personal power, wellbeing

  Another survey - this one mentioned by Colin Brazier in his Sky News Blog - comes up with two facts:1. Most people, when asked to come up with a word that goes with 'Christmas' don't say 'happy', or 'merry', but 'stressful'.2. On average the first C...

• Why guilt is useless

  Posted on Friday December 4th, 2009 at 12:54 in education, depression, anxiety, personal development, thinking, Psychology, Emotions, self-help, evil, mind, ego, pain

  Guilt is a delusionary state. It doesn't serve you at all and is a creation of the imagination; of Headmind's drive towards conformity.Here's how Headmind creates Guilt:1. Headmind is stuffed full of judgments about the person you could be, should b...

• Schopenhauer - a philosophy for grumpy people?

  Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 12:46 in education, depression, sex, thinking, Psychology, happiness, wisdom, self-help, evil, genius, truth, mind

  In my last article - Can feeling grumpy be good for you? I mentioned one of my favourite philosophers - Arthur Schopenhauer - who was a grumpy old man already by the age of 19. I first read him at 15 and developed a 'bah humbug' attitude which was d...

• Can feeling grumpy be good for you?

  Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 05:38 in education, depression, thinking, Psychology, happiness, Emotions, self-help, self-development, stress, mind, moods, optimism

  I receive a mischievous communication from my very good friend Mark McGuinness who wants me to comment on a research article he has looked into, written by some 'Australian psychologists', which claims that being in a 'bad mood' can be 'good' for y...

• Escape from personal misery

  Posted on Monday November 2nd, 2009 at 06:11 in health, happiness, stress, optimism, personal power, worry, self-actualization

  This is the follow up article to Go mad with Dr Johnson. If you haven't read that one yet then best to read it here before returning to this page.The core problem with Johnson was that he was dominated by his ego. I have written quite a bit about th...

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