Shelley Hall

13/03/2026

Not my course, just sharing the info for those living in Mtunzini, KZN.

12/03/2026

12/03/2026

Many children are told to say ‘sorry’—but very few are taught what a real apology means. Apologising is an important social skill.

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10/03/2026

You may never meet the person who needed the appointment you missed.

09/03/2026

When our child is hurting, it's easier to assume others are the problem. When it begins to form a pattern continuing to blame others can harm your child greatly.

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09/03/2026

🔔 Early Bird ends soon! Lock in your discounted rate.

Working with children in therapy requires a gentle, specialised approach—and BWRT® offers just that. This 3-hour online workshop with Shelley Kim Hall, Clinical Psychologist, will walk you through how to effectively apply BWRT® with younger clients, using real case studies and practical tools.

📅 Date: Saturday, 23 May 2026
🕘 Time: 09h30 – 12h30 (SAST)
💻 Platform: Zoom (Video catch-up available for 3 weeks)
💰 Cost: R1,650(VAT Incl.)
✨ Early Bird Special: R1,450(Ends 21 Mar)
🎓 CPD: 2 General + 1 Ethics
🌍 Open to international BWRT® practitioners & SA Level 1 grads

📌 Register here: https://zurl.co/hQ9dx

08/03/2026

One of the hardest parts of parenting is watching your child get hurt by a friend.

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08/03/2026

Fascinating stuff. Spending hours on a device restricts the development of the body and brain. In developed children it may lead to the pruning away of neural pathways not used and a loss of skill.

Giving in to screen time or going with the easier option of screen as babysitter has real world consequences. Some we are yet to even discover.

As I psychologist I enjoy working with parents to improve their parenting skills and target problem areas. We walk and work together as there is no one size fits all solution. Each family is unique.

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07/03/2026

There's a particular kind of hurt people rarely talk about: when you show up for someone repeatedly and one day the relationship simply disappears into the depths of silence.

If you're finding it hard to let go, Brain Working Recursive Therapy(BWRT) may offer you peace and usually quickly too.

When working from a neurological point of view, with BWRT, little understanding is needed. BWRT allows you to target the hurt so you decide how you would like to feel about it and then truly let it go to become a fact of the past. Understanding why or knowing why you can't let go, does not always give as much relief as we expect as the brain is likely to continue giving us the hurt feelings. Having the brain change the feeling means we can think about it without the hurt and let it go.

Powerful stuff. Not all therapies suit everyone but if this resonates with you please do visit my website for more info or that of BWRT.

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07/03/2026

Pervasive demand avoidance: PDA for short. Anyone working with neurodiversity needs to understand what this is and how best to manage it.

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(This magazine is a useful resource. It does not replace individualised diagnosis and treatment advice. Nor do I necessarily support or agree with all the content.)

06/03/2026

When things are bad in the moment , we think we should do something about it. Like book a therapy session. But afterwards we tend to convince ourselves maybe it will be okay; we don’t need help

Have a look at what Genius Therapist and BWRT creator Terence Watts has to say in this article about the possible impact of deciding to delay that help.


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BWRT practitioner, supervisor and course creator

A London psychotherapist has welcomed the NHS’s new campaign urging people with anxiety to seek support, describing it as an important step in reducing stigma and increasing awareness of the range of treatment options available.

06/03/2026

Instead of buying another toy, try this.