Why Knowing Isn’t Enough To Change Anything
Simon Hitchcock explores why understanding a pattern is not the same as changing it, and what has to happen for insight to become something lived.
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Simon Hitchcock explores why understanding a pattern is not the same as changing it, and what has to happen for insight to become something lived.
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Simon Hitchcock explores what happens when therapy and recovery take place alongside an environment that continues to reinforce the very patterns making someone unwell.
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Burnout rarely starts at the point of collapse. Simon Hitchcock explores the patterns underneath overwork, achievement and the inability to stop.
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Someone spends fifteen years climbing. Senior role, big title, the kind of job that looks, from the outside, like the whole point of working hard in the first...
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Resting Is Not A Reward You lie down on a Sunday afternoon. Nothing urgent. Nowhere to be. And within about four minutes, the guilt arrives. Not sadness. Not...
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