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Being true to yourself using Logosynthesis

2 Oct 2024

Being true to yourself: A Logosynthesis® perspective

by Cathy Caswell | 0

In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of “being true to yourself” often comes up as a key element of personal growth and well-being. But what does it really mean, and how do you know when you are being true to yourself? From the perspective of Logosynthesis, being true to yourself is more than following your passions or making decisions that align with your values. It’s about uncovering and releasing the frozen, reactive patterns that prevent you from accessing your true … Read More

How to stop procrastinating, Logosynthesis, Cathy Caswell, The Healthy Living Plan, Healthy Living, life coach, leadership coach

21 Aug 2024

How to stop procrastinating using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Are you struggling to stop procrastinating? Procrastination is a common issue! We’ve all been there—staring at a to-do list that feels more like a mountain than a set of tasks. Whether it’s a work project, a personal goal, or even a simple household chore, procrastination has a way of creeping in, delaying our progress and adding unnecessary stress to our lives. So how do we break free from the cycle of procrastination? There are many strategies to help you and … Read More

11 Jul 2024

What is the difference between truth and beliefs?

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Truth and Beliefs: A Logosynthesis® Perspective on Health and Wellbeing In the journey of work and life, understanding the difference between truth and beliefs is crucial. This distinction becomes particularly important when viewed through the lens of Logosynthesis, a model for healing and personal development. This coaching and psychotherapeutic model emphasizes the power of words to reduce stress, feel better and unlock your potential. By recognizing and differentiating between what is true and what is merely a belief, you are … Read More

18 Jun 2024

How to change core beliefs using Logosynthesis®.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Understanding Core Beliefs Core beliefs are deeply held assumptions or conclusions that you have acquired about yourself, others, and the world around you. These beliefs shape your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Often, negative or limiting core beliefs can lead to stress, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. What is Logosynthesis®? Logosynthesis® is a psychotherapeutic and coaching model designed to guide individuals to reduce stress and unlock potential. By identifying and resolving distressing mental imagery, there is an increased sense of … Read More

5 Jun 2024

How to support your running routines using Logosynthesis®.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Running, whether for fitness, competition, or leisure, offers a multitude of benefits, from cardiovascular health to mental clarity. However, like any physical activity, it requires that you establish routines to realize the benefits. There are many blocks that can get in the way of establish and maintain routines. “I don’t have time.” “My knee is sore.” “I’ll go tomorrow.” At times, physical limitations can get in the way. Yet it can be challenging to recognize what is a physical limitation … Read More

20 Dec 2023

Resolving conflict of beliefs using Logosynthesis: A path to harmony

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Conflict of beliefs are inevitable in a world filled with different diverse perspectives and experiences. Whether it’s in personal relationships, workplaces, or communities, navigating through differing beliefs can be challenging. However, acknowledging differences and owning your own reactions as an opportunity for personal growth and stronger collaborative outcomes. Understanding and applying effective conflict resolution techniques can lead to remaining open to more innovative and sustainable solutions for all involved. Logosynthesis® is a comprehensive model for healing and personal growth. The … Read More

10 Mar 2021

How to change your beliefs.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Your beliefs feel like ‘fact’. It can be challenging to change your beliefs. Your beliefs help you to make sense of your world. They are conclusions that you have reached based on your experiences, your culture and the authority of others. Although your beliefs feel ‘right’, they are frozen energy patterns that can keep you stuck in a limited view of the world. This is a normal pattern of being human. It allows us to survive. When new views are … Read More

17 Mar 2019

Two Truths Call For Growth.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Growth comes from being able to resolve two conflicting truths. Our reactions provide us with information that allows us to resolve our frozen perceptions, also known as our beliefs. Redefining Truth. Our simple definition for ‘truth’ as a fact or reality is closed, exclusive and reactive. It does not support growth, inclusiveness or creativity. According to Merriam-Webster, an additional definition is a judgment or idea that is true or accepted as true. Judgment is defined as a formal utterance of … Read More

16 Feb 2019

Embrace Irrational.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Rational explanations do not explain current leadership behaviour. Given the pace of change and the increasing pressure of demands, leaders at all levels are responding based on their instinct, beliefs and attitudes. When pressure is applied to retrieve rational explanations, perceptions are triggered that ignite inflammatory thoughts and emotions. Policies are put in place to correct and prevent, yet policies rely on rational thought to be effective. We push down irrational responses and yet the increased pressure fuels a higher … Read More

12 Sep 2018

Is fear real power?

by Cathy Caswell | 0

“Real power is, I don’t even want to use the word: ‘Fear.’” Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump in an interview with Bill Woodward and Robert Costa, March 31, 2016 Fear is a derailer ‘Is fear real power?’ Certainly many will respond with a ‘Yes’ because it triggers a response and it drives action. But fear simply implies ‘power over others’. Fear relies on position and authority to trigger reactions in others. Generating this emotion does not allow space for others … Read More