Brenda Finlayson Counsellor

Brenda Finlayson Counsellor Brenda Finlayson is an intuitive counsellor who offers a safe place for personal exploration on the way to a more fulfilling life.

Stress can create a build-up of worry and fear that temporarily affects the brain, often resulting in negative emotions and patterns of behaviour that have helped us through tough times but do not serve us in the longer term. Lasting change comes when we can leave behind these outmoded ways to live more authentically, in tune with our true selves. Exploring your psychological, behavioural and physiological patterns helps to form new neural pathways that reconnect with your innate strength, knowledge of self and sense of purpose. Through a trusting therapeutic partnership, you can harness your values, ambitions, motivation and hopes to construct a strong scaffold for managing the ups and downs of daily life.

31/03/2022

Reactive to music, loud noises and the possibility of confrontation? You might be an HSP

Busting out of the covid blues
23/03/2022

Busting out of the covid blues

There has been a significant decline in the casual contact that fosters psychological wellbeing - and it's time for that to change.

The wisdom of age, from the wisest of women in our age
19/03/2022

The wisdom of age, from the wisest of women in our age

Old age, for Simone de Beauvoir, is not shameful or frightening but should be celebrated as an opportunity to be authentic

When food becomes poison, there's a way out
28/02/2022

When food becomes poison, there's a way out

Jade Varney's experience with anorexia came with an unexpected pile of terrible side dishes; but it was the recovery where the real surprise emerged.

Maybe it's time to listen to that little voice inside ...
13/02/2022

Maybe it's time to listen to that little voice inside ...

Do you feel uneasy about your drinking or drug use? Recognising the signs of addiction can be the first step to recovery

You might find a gem or two in here ...
07/02/2022

You might find a gem or two in here ...

Surviving enforced agoraphobia without losing your marbles requires planning, people and patience.

There's so much in this joyful story about Tara Brach's spiritual quest
08/12/2021

There's so much in this joyful story about Tara Brach's spiritual quest

Since suffering a miscarriage at a women’s retreat, Tara Brach has tried to reform the world of meditation by arming its practitioners with a single weapon: self-compassion

26/11/2021

Neuroscience shows that spiritual experiences are correlated with brain states that we can all aim for, religious or not

Mental flexibility = ready for anything that comes your way
22/11/2021

Mental flexibility = ready for anything that comes your way

Ditch the tough talk, it won’t help. Instead cultivate your mental flexibility so you can handle whatever comes your way

We're in this together ...
16/11/2021

We're in this together ...

OPINION: We're having to really dig deep at the moment, as individuals, whānau, and a country - here are some ways you can look after yourself.

Getting on with it
12/11/2021

Getting on with it

A recent study done by researchers at the University of Otago has found the key to discourage people from procrastinating lies in the timing of the deadline.

The power of the page, the wisdom of words ...
22/10/2021

The power of the page, the wisdom of words ...

I had to choose between heating and eating – and ended up going to the library for warmth. There I was drawn into other worlds, bringing me much closer to other people

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