The Psychology of Money
By Kelly Hearn & Susan Tomlinson Money remains a taboo subject. A recent survey carried out in the US cited money as the most difficult conversation to have, with […]
Category Archives: Kelly Hearn
The Merits of Living on the Edge
By Kelly Hearn Kids are great at exploring new things. My seven year-old comes home from school excited to show me new things he’s learned (last night it was push […]
Anger Management for Troubled Times
By Kelly Hearn I am sitting on a flight back to California for my annual summer trip ‘home’ (I am an American citizen, but after 16 years in the UK […]
Opening To Intimacy – Upcoming Workshop
Opening To Intimacy – A Weekend Workshop Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built […]
Opening to Intimacy
I’ve been thinking about intimacy a lot lately. Perhaps because so many clients seem to be bringing relationship problems to our sessions. Definitely because I am preparing to lead […]
On Loss
It is late October. The recently arrived autumn chill means my heating is on for the first time in months. I awake in the dark, the hours of daylight […]
Book Reviews – Winter Edition
A Force for Good: The Dalai Lama’s Vision for Our World By Daniel Goleman Bloomsbury Publishing, 2015 272 pp, £12.99 Reviewed by Kelly Hearn ISBN 978-0-553-39489-4 The Dalai Lama […]
Walking Meditation As A Spiritual Practice
I walk a lot, always have. I walk especially when life seems upside down; when I am stuck; when I’m not sure where, or how, to move forward. I walk […]
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