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January 8, 2016 by nc

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Ennui

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August 17, 2015 by nc

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The therapy room at night

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August 17, 2015 by nc

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Always curious, often perplexed, I’ve started this blog as a way of thinking out loud. I'm a writer, psychotherapist in training and the most amateur of amateur philosophers. Basically, I never grew out of asking 'Why?'.
If any readers wish to enlighten me on any topic, please comment below the articles. In the meantime, I shall simply look around me and wonder. Then write about it.

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Disclaimer: Sitting around thinking and writing this blog doesn't pay the bills. As part of my work that does pay the bills, I'm the Editorial Advisor to Anam Cara, a practice in Sutton Coldfield, England that offers psychotherapy and counselling, as well as a range of holistic treatments. I'll be using my contacts there to solicit the occasional guest article or to get an opinion. I'll also signpost readers to their website (among many others) for more information where it's relevant. This blog and its contents, however, remain entirely my own.

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