by caroburr | Jun 20, 2017 | Coaching Tips, Dads, Emotional Intelligence, Family Dynamics, Gender Differences, Mums, Parenting, Separation, Step Families
(revised 06/19) Most of us can easily summon up the image of Harry Enfield’s ‘Kevin’ when we think of teenagers.. but what does that mean for us as parents when we need to be able to communicate with them? Uncertainty around How to Parent As our...
by caroburr | May 2, 2017 | Communication, Dads, Emotional Intelligence, Family Dynamics, Family Events & Holidays, Men / Masculinity, Overcoming Adversity, Parenting, Self Care
Once upon a time a Prince and a footballer battled the big taboo… The Prince’s Part The Heads Together campaign is doing so much to challenge the stigma and taboos around mental health, however a few weeks ago when Prince Harry was honest about his own...
by caroburr | Apr 28, 2017 | Coaching Tips, Self Care, Understanding Yourself
Nourishment is important in life and I’m not just talking about food and sex. What feeds your heart and soul? What makes you smile deeply? I have just been to the Degas to Picasso exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum as I love cubist art. These seemingly...
by caroburr | Mar 29, 2017 | Emotional Intelligence, Ex-boarders, Overcoming Adversity, Self Care, Understanding Yourself
This is a great video with recent ex-boarders sharing how Boarding School affected their sense of well-being and how they had to survive the experience. Watch the Video here: Boarding School Survivors Nick Duffell provides expert explanations and highlights the risk...
by caroburr | Mar 15, 2017 | Mums, Storytelling
My coaching practise has it’s 15th birthday this month. I wanted my original company name to reflect my clients yearning for change and desire to be budding, blossoming and growing within their lives and with the parallels of being ‘in Spring’ the name was born:...
by caroburr | Jan 19, 2016 | Coaching Tips, Communication, Emotional Intelligence, Family Dynamics, Mums, Parenting, Relationship Tips, Twins & Multiples
When I had my twins I finally gave in and joined Facebook as a way to connect with other multiple mums. It was ideal, as juggling two babies, and often older kids too, meant we never knew when we would have a moment to connect, let alone pick up the phone, and getting...
