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Forgiveness

The forgiveness can only ever benefit the ‘forgiver’ as a severe alienator will not care if they are forgiven or not. Lee Serpa Azevado

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If I Cut You Off

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Help with Divorce and Separation

Do you want someone to help you untangle your thoughts and help you navigate all that you are feeling right now? I help others survive and thrive using my own experiences and a combination of NLP, CBT, Counselling, Hypnotherapy and other holistic therapies. Linda Turner – Counseling & Therapy Always by your side

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I am an amazing parent and grandparent

Come and join me in telling the world what an amazing parent/grandparent you are! I am creating a gallery of letters from all of you amazing parents and grandparents out there on this website to remind ourselves what great parents/grandparents we are. I have two children and have been the best parent and grandparent I… Read More I am an amazing parent and grandparent

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Self Care Isn’t Selfish

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Why do I feel so bad?

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A Healing Journey

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Recovery Therapist

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Stop being so forgiving!

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What are you going to do right now?!

It doesn’t matter what happened in the past. The only thing that matters is what you are going to do RIGHT NOW! What are you going to do right now?!  

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