| Common problems | | | Here are some ideas for help with problems we have not covered in detail elsewhere on the site. This page contains extracts from another website - the Student Counselling Centre at Royal Holloway College in London [©]. They have written some more ... | | Royal Holloway College |
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| Multiple personality disorder | | | I was asked by a lady at a conference yesterday what my views were on Multiple Personality Disorder. This is a set of symptoms where it seems like there are two or more distinct personalities present within one person. It is called more ... | | Rob Waller |
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| How to dismantle your father | | | I was listening to U2's great new album yesterday - "How to dismantle an atomic bomb". It seems to be everyones favourite 'music for the journey' right now. The first track to get my attention was track 3. Bono is talking about his more ... | | Rob Waller |
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| Anger Management | | | Anger Management is a hot topic in psychiatry at the moment - not because anger is a mental illness but because the two frequently coincide making it part of the problem and hance part of the treatment focus. In this post, I want to more ... | | Rob Waller |
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| Stigma | | | People with mental health problems often find themselves on the outside of society and rejected by friends. Why is this? And why this is not an option for Christians.
When the stranger says: "What is the meaning of this city? more ... | | Rob Waller |
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| Solitude and being alone | | | Jesus calls us from loneliness to solitude. Loneliness is inner emptiness, whereas solitude is inner plenty. It is a journey through personal maturity to communion with God. Solitude exists in a tension of benefits and risks and is an elusive more ... | | Rob Waller |
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