Bill O’Hanlon on the value of keeping going. I’m embarrassed to admit I used to read those Lobsang T Rampa (the fake lama) books as well. You can find out more about Bill O’Hanlon on his website http://www.billohanlon.com/ Read more »

I hope you enjoy this little taste of the spirit of Christmas from an age before advertising and crass commercialism. Ah, the Middle Ages, those were the days! Whether you are celebrating Christmas, something else, or nothing at all, I wish you a very happy time and all the very best for the New Year Read more »

The Autumn ChangeCamp in Newcastle upon Tyne, on Saturday October 29th is fast approaching. For those of you who don’t know ChangeCamp is a biannual event for anyone who is interested in psychological change for themselves or the people they work with. It’s a collection of up to 16 mini-workshops held over the course of [...] Read more »

One of the purposes behind ChangeCamp, apart from having a good time, is developing a ‘community of practice’. Ettiene Wenger who coined the term defines it thus: Communities of practice are formed by people who engage in a process of collective learning in a shared domain of human endeavor: a tribe learning to survive, a [...] Read more »

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Disclaimer: In a series of articles I’m going to talk about how I think ‘people’ go about making, or avoiding, change in their lives. I realise that the word ‘people’ is a huge generalisation because we are all unique (just like everyone else). But I hope you will forgive me for casting my net wide [...] Read more »