Comments for Parks Of Bathgate http://www.parksofbathgate.com Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:20:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Counseling, will it help? by Rich Huxley http://www.parksofbathgate.com/2009/06/counseling-will-it-help/#comment-760 Rich Huxley Mon, 31 Aug 2009 19:19:16 +0000 http://www.parksofbathgate.com/?p=96#comment-760 I must say, as someone who's benefited greatly from counselling, it does depend on the type of counselling and whether that type and the person you're working with suits you and your mental methods. I'll talk you through it at Unconvention if you want! xR I must say, as someone who’s benefited greatly from counselling, it does depend on the type of counselling and whether that type and the person you’re working with suits you and your mental methods.

I’ll talk you through it at Unconvention if you want!
xR

]]> Comment on Counseling, will it help? by Amy http://www.parksofbathgate.com/2009/06/counseling-will-it-help/#comment-693 Amy Sat, 15 Aug 2009 12:12:12 +0000 http://www.parksofbathgate.com/?p=96#comment-693 You'd be supprised how much the age of 0-18 months can effect you in later life. Not to mention the rest of your childhood.. Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erikson's_stages_of_psychosocial_development The things you learn as a child, the habbits you pick up, and the feelings which you feel have a massive influence in later life. They sort of, stick around.. as your default feelings in future, similar situations. So, for example, if your mum left you alot when you were a child, you would of felt abandoned, (you won't remember feeling it, but you would have).. This strong sence of loss will reoccur later in life when you find yourself developing new relationships with women, or even friends.. etc etc... So, you see... the reason psychologists refer to childhood alot, is because the things that happen when we are a child, shape and determin our thoughts, feelings and reactions later in life... We just don't always know why until we re-live experiences as a child to find out why. You’d be supprised how much the age of 0-18 months can effect you in later life.
Not to mention the rest of your childhood..
Read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erikson’s_stages_of_psychosocial_development

The things you learn as a child, the habbits you pick up, and the feelings which you feel have a massive influence in later life. They sort of, stick around.. as your default feelings in future, similar situations.

So, for example, if your mum left you alot when you were a child, you would of felt abandoned, (you won’t remember feeling it, but you would have).. This strong sence of loss will reoccur later in life when you find yourself developing new relationships with women, or even friends.. etc etc…
So, you see… the reason psychologists refer to childhood alot, is because the things that happen when we are a child, shape and determin our thoughts, feelings and reactions later in life… We just don’t always know why until we re-live experiences as a child to find out why.

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