Why getting upset over nothing makes perfect sense
Of course, we often tear our hair out over trivialities because we've got a headache, or perhaps we're just having a bad day. But there is a lot more to it than that. The little things that drive us to distraction are ...
The children have left home, retirement has come and gone, so what now? A trip abroad is a great opportunity to make new friends and enjoy new things: a chance for fresh ideas to take root. When she founded the Granny Au-Pair agency, Michaela Hansen created a platform for international cultural ...
Expert advice - proven in the field
We spend 38.5 hours per week in the office, and more often than not that means stress. Nicola Holzapfel examines the typical daily frustration factors, and demonstrates how we can strive for a more harmonious atmosphere in the ...
We're all afraid. We all worry. So the question is not whether you're afraid, but how often, for how long and to what extent. Thomas Hohensee was among those who suffered greatly from anxiety. Looking for a way out, he found himself mired in a maze of hopeless dead ends, none of which offered ...
The nine months up to a birth are chock-full of pregnancy books, midwife meetings and doctor's appointments. The only problem is, no one answers the all-important questions properly. Until now, that is! Caro, 29, pregnant, asks Lisa, also 29 and a mother of three, for her report from the ...
Anxieties and worries, stresses and strains both large and small - they often make life difficult. Quite apart from the global crises and disruptions, we all have our own individual problems. Remaining calm amidst all this is easier said than done. And yet Thomas Hohensee shows us that it ...
How do you manage to be your own friend? Many people tend to be exceedingly critical of themselves and their appearance, seeing small mishaps as major catastrophes. Based on the approach of cognitive behavioural therapy Thomas Hohensee explains how you can develop a positive inner voice which ...