Category Archives: North London Counsellor Blog

The biggest news story this week is the comment about muslim women wearing burqas. It was a provocative statement. Like all provocation it has polarised debate. Should it be said? Or should it not? Or is it morally empty? Letterbox.  … Continue reading →

Buyer’s Remorse is a difficult feeling after a purchase. The approach motivational system overwhelms you at the point of buying. You think how much you would like to own one. Then once you have made the purchase in come the … Continue reading →

A tv advert trying to sell you a car. The advert starts with a woman on a series of dates. The men appear stupid and unsuitable. She goons at the camera with the look of what a waste a time … Continue reading →

Big data is all around. The digital world records our every move. Not just once, but many times creating pictures and footprints of our lives. It can predict our consumption and lifestyle. The nearest old example is the census.This is big … Continue reading →

Death Cafe is an idea from Nigeria. It seems very obvious. A group of people meet together to talk about the topic of death. The point is to think about death to enhance the value of life. Not in a … Continue reading →

The Song of Wandering Aengus By William Yeats  I went out to the hazel wood, Because a fire was in my head, And cut and peeled a hazel wand, And hooked a berry to a thread; And when white moths … Continue reading →

IN LOVING MEMORY ADRIAN O’SULLIVAN MOYCULLEN CO. GALWAY CLAIMED BY THE SEA ON 18TH FEBRUARY 1996 AGED 23YRS OLD                                           … Continue reading →

Are you clubbable? Do you like spending time with groups of people? Do you like being identified as being part of a club by wearing the kit and colours? Do you give time to the club by giving tuition, coaching, … Continue reading →

The Mullet hairstyle is back apparently. The 1980’s footballer look has returned! It’s resilience as a haircut going  back in time to ancient civilizations. It keeps the neck warm and snug in winter and stops it burning in the summer. It … Continue reading →

Alexander McQueen was a fashion designer. Brought up in the East End, the youngest of six he conquered the world of fashion on his own terms. McQueen was a tortured soul, abused as a child he created women in his costumes … Continue reading →