Compassionate Living Psychology

Compassionate Living Psychology

Cantonese & English speaking clinical psychologist in Warwickshire, West Midlands/ Compassion focused therapy resources

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  • Overcoming Anxious Thoughts: Strategies for Personal Growth

    Anxious feelings could come in the form of an inner voice that keeps raising questions, highlighting dangers in the situation or making negative predictions no matter what we do. This pessimistic inner voice usually focuses on safety from physical and social threat. Physical threat is not limited to life and death issues like accident or…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    March 14, 2025
    Psychology Tips
    anxiety, anxiety coping, anxiety management, anxious thoughts, cope with anxiety, health, mental health, mindfulness, psychology, relationships
  • The Importance of Compassion in Workplace Management

    Work is an important part of our lives. On top of offering us financial incentives, work and career could be a source of self-esteem and positive input to our mental well-being. However, work environment that are incompatible with our personal lives or even contradictory to the values important for us could fuel a sense of…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    February 28, 2025
    Reflections
    compassion in workplace, compassionate supervision, effective management, human resource managemnet, leadership, mental health, personal-development, psychology, self-improvement, supervisor role, workplace management
  • Coping Strategies for Trust Issues in Relationships

    We all desire to be valued and loved. In fact, to feel accepted and belonged is one of our basic needs. Ironically, when we do feel cared for, some of us could react to these cues with fears. As part of our innate learning capacity, when stimulus B repeatedly happens closely after stimulus A appears,…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    February 14, 2025
    Psychology Tips
    attachment issues, mental health, psychology, relationship coping, relationships, self-love, social safeness, trust issues
  • Mastering Multi-Tasking: Tips for Better Efficiency

    Multi-tasking is part of our lives – opening multiple tabs on internet browser, watching the news while writing up a report, listening to music while reading an article, texting while attending a seminar etc. Sometimes I multi-task to save time – instead of waiting for a reply while discussing some chores arrangement with my husband,…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    January 31, 2025
    Reflections
    multi-task, personal-development, productivity, psychology, self-improvement, time-management, well-being, work efficiency
  • Building Social Safeness: Self-Acceptance Strategies

    Social safeness refers to a felt sense of being safe derived from meaningful affiliations as well as the support and care one receives from stable social relationships. Sometimes we could interpret social cues to be more threatening than they really are. For example, we could misinterpret silence in a conversation to be signs of disapproval,…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    January 17, 2025
    Psychology Tips
    anxiety, life, mental health, psychology, relationships, self-love, social acceptance, social safeness
  • Focusing on Process: Overcoming Work Procrastination

    As I sit in front of my computer, trying to work, I keep thinking about a recent discussion with my friend regarding how much of our work is replaceable by AI. It is a threatening idea that I feel uncomfortable to dwell on, for it can trigger lots of self-defeating thoughts and self-doubts. Yet the…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    January 6, 2025
    Reflections
    mental health, personal-growth, process focus, procrastination, productivity, psychology, self-improvement, stress management, well-being, work efficiency, work stress
  • Understanding Attachment Styles: A Guide to Healthier Relationships

    When we were small, we depended on our caretakers to survive. They fed us, bathed us, kept us warm, played with us, protected us from harm, calmed us when we were upset, tended to our wounds when we fell, brought us to the doctor when we were sick etc. Caring, emotionally attuned and responsive caretaker…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    December 20, 2024
    Psychology Tips
    anxious attachmet, attachment, attachment style, avoidant attachment, love, mental health, psychology, relationships, self care, well-being
  • Why It’s Okay Not to Look the Best in Every Photo of Yourself

    A few days ago I asked my friend for a picture of us that she took on her phone. She was unwilling to do so, explaining that she looked awful in it and editing did not help. From what I remembered, we both looked okay when I had a quick glance of it. My reassurance…

    Compassionate Living Psychology

    December 5, 2024
    Reflections
    love, mental health, objectification, personal, psychology, self-love, self-objectification, social media, well-being
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