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13 Oct 2024

ADHD and Burnout: Reducing stress using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Are you struggling with symptoms of ADHD and Burnout? In our fast-paced, uncertain world, it’s normal to struggle with multiple responsibilities, deadlines, dealing with others and self-care. For those living with ADHD, this balancing act can feel especially overwhelming, often leading to stress and burnout. While burnout can affect anyone, individuals with ADHD are more susceptible due to the challenges of distraction and impulsivity. Logosynthesis is a new coaching and psychotherapeutic model that can help address stress related to both … Read More

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

15 Aug 2024

Dealing with eco-anxiety: Calming the fear of climate change.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Dealing with eco-anxiety is a growing concern. This chronic fear of climate change and environmental destruction can leave you feeling stressed and overwhelmed, impacting your health and relationships. For many people, it can result in feeling stuck and unable to take meaningful action. Although these feelings are natural, there are ways to support you in dealing with eco-anxiety. Strategies to deal with eco-anxiety: 1. Understand the Nature of Eco-Anxiety Eco-anxiety stems from genuine concerns about the future of our planet. … Read More

10 Aug 2024

How to stop worrying about your kids using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

It is normal for parents to worry. As parents, it’s completely natural to worry about our kids. We want them to be safe, happy, and successful. And yet because we care so much about their wellbeing, it is normal to worry. And this emotion can feel intense at times and also, trigger reactive behaviours. A health issue. Not being invited to a party. Failing to make the ‘A’ team. Everyday situations can activate memories from our own childhood that were … Read More

21 Jul 2024

How to deal with caregiver stress using Logosynthesis.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Caring for a loved one can be one of the most rewarding experiences, but it can also be incredibly demanding and stressful. Caregiver stress is a common challenge faced by many who provide long-term care to family members or friends. The constant emotional and physical demands can lead to burnout, impacting your health and relationships. Finding ways to deal with this stress can not only offer relief, but also personal growth. One powerful model is Logosynthesis. My Personal Experience For … 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

9 Jun 2024

How to stop overreacting using Logosynthesis.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

It is common to struggle to stop overreacting in certain situations. Automatic reactions are a normal human response, whether it’s snapping at a loved one or feeling overwhelmed by a mistake at work. At times, the situation doesn’t warrant the intensity of the response. You may be left struggling to understand what just happened. You may even create excuses for your behaviour. These disproportionate responses can strain relationships and create unnecessary stress. One powerful coaching model to address this issue … Read More

28 May 2024

Empower yourself for healthy living!

by Cathy Caswell | 0

You can empower yourself for healthy living! Living a healthy lifestyle goes beyond exercising, eating healthy foods and getting enough sleep. It even goes beyond engaging in meditation and yoga. New research is highlighting the role of mental imagery in emotions and old memories and limiting beliefs can keep you stuck in stressful patterns … often without even recognizing the impact. AndI in today’s fast-paced world that is loaded with stressed out people, social messaging and sensory stimulation, this mental … Read More

24 Apr 2024

Resolve stressors using Logosynthesis.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

What is a stressor? A stressor is defined as “a stimulus that causes stress”. (Merriam Webster) We often think of this stimulus as something external, such as a demanding job, an annoying boss, or our finances. These ‘stressors’ may occur routinely in our lives, creating stressful patterns that lead to anxiety, burnout and mental health issues. These stressors can also lead to reactive behaviour patterns that get in the way of our goals, often without even recognizing the impact. And … Read More

How to stope feeling anxious about work using Logosynthesis to resolve stress triggers.

1 Apr 2024

How to stop feeling anxious about work.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Feeling anxious about work is normal. Feeling anxious about work is normal. The nature of work requires that we do tasks and work with people which may trigger stress responses. However the intensity and the frequency of this distress can really vary between individuals and depend on the specific situation. It can be easy to group everything in one big bucket called ‘anxiety’ but it is important to learn to recognize and navigate the stress triggers. And there is an … Read More