Geelong Men's Counselling Service: Quitting cigarettes: Differences in brain circuitry make it more difficult for impulsive people

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Quitting cigarettes: Differences in brain circuitry make it more difficult for impulsive people

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Counselling Croydon28 December 2013 at 22:31
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Counselling Sevenoaks8 January 2014 at 23:04
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Counselling Philosophy

Our lives are affected every day by behaviours, which we learn as children and carry unconsciously, as patterns into adulthood.

These patterns make us who we are, but can also sometimes be personally destructive. They may contribute to relationship difficulties that both, can hurt ourselves and those we love.

Changing these patterns we live by can be one of life's most difficult tasks. Counselling assists you to explore your own patterns of behaviour and can provide ongoing support in the challenge of personal change.

As self awareness grows, a deeper understanding of our patterns of behaviour emerges. This can then, facilitate positive changes in our lives. It is at this place, within, that positive and lasting changes are made.

"An inner journey of our hearts to self love, peace & happiness"

Mark Randall
2002

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Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Quitting cigarettes: Differences in brain circuitry make it more difficult for impulsive people

2 comments: