Author Archives: Katie Mottram

Navreet from London, UK, knows first-hand the powerful healing potential of story-telling. Here she beautifully highlights, through sharing one of her own traumatic experiences, the importance of having a compassionate space in which our stories can be received and not … Continue reading →

The 10th September 2019 will see the 16th World Suicide prevention day, and still the amount of people taking their lives every year is on the increase… We desperately need to change the narrative around these experiences within society to … Continue reading →

It’s a well-known teaching within NLP type life coaching that we get more of what we focus on, and Ana has found this to be true through teaching herself to focus on the blessings of her life, rather than her … Continue reading →

Existential crises can be catalysed by so many different issues; sometimes the cracks already there caused by earlier traumas in our lives cannot hold and something pushes us over the edge… a lot of the time those edges can lead … Continue reading →

You may remember the fabulous Martha from her interview will Will Hall on Madness Radio a couple of weeks ago. Now Martha #EmergesProud to share her story for our KindaProud series. Life is complex, messy and so full of paradox – … Continue reading →

ACISTE is on a mission! Every year thousands of people have life-changing spiritual experiences that often radically alter their values, worldview, career choices, and relationships. Yet very few helping professionals are aware of the latest research, common responses, and unique … Continue reading →

Holly Chapman from British Columbia, Canada, now harnesses the wisdom from what was once labelled as symptoms of various ‘illnesses’ as her ‘board of directors’, listening to her visions, voices and sensitivities and embracing her ‘superpowers’ has helped guide her … Continue reading →

Ty Faruki’s experiences of racial abuse and witnessing first- hand the atrocities of socio/political conflict resulted him being given a ‘disorder’ label. If anyone reads the reasons behind Ty’s behaviours and nervous system responses, they become understandable human reactions to … Continue reading →