georgie
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What’s it like being with someone when they are facing death? My Dad “You live, you die” – that was always my Dad’s response to anyone speaking about death. These very “matter of fact” words throughout my childhood didn’t stop me from being petrified about myself dying or dealing with the death of someone close […]
The Group Hug
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Mental health is a topic that is finally starting to be treated as an equal to physical health, and this is especially found amongst university students. However, could being far away with a different support system of friends, housemates and the university themselves mean that parents are being left in the dark? And if so, […]
The Group Hug
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A huge thank you to Sarah Burns, who can be found in The Hug Directory for this list of information you may not know about facial aesthetics. Anyone, yes unbelievably, anyone can inject dermal filler into your face, it is not regulated at all! So make sure your practitioner is appropriately trained, look for this […]
The Group Hug
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This blog has been written by a woman about Husband’s but of course, we recognise that Women can hide assets too” The Group Hug Ltd ‘A dishonest husband is as much a fraudster as Bernard Madoff.’ Martin Kenney. Asset Recovery Specialist When the Domestic Abuse Bill gets passed into law by Parliament later this year […]
The Group Hug
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Spring is a great time to have a clear out of emotions and practical aspects so you can embrace the changes that are happening. If you have decided that you are getting a divorce and are going through the process it can be all consuming. The legal paperwork can take over your life and the […]
The Group Hug
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When I was going through my divorce 11 years ago I developed a collection of mantras that I used every day The Oxford dictionary defines a mantra as a word, phrase or sound that is repeated again and again. I used my mantras every day, to help me manage my emotions, my actions and my […]
The Group Hug
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The first appointment with a solicitor can feel daunting. In order to get the most out of this meeting it is helpful to be prepared: Identification The law requires your solicitor to verify your identity before opening a file for you. You will need to bring with you one form of photographic ID (such as […]
The Group Hug
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I’m often asked how best to support children through a separation or divorce. I want to share with you some of the views expressed by my own child clients, their parents and my fellow NLP Kids Practitioners. One of these, Tarah Sly has provided much of the content for this article and her website details […]
The Group Hug
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Thinking about mental health in the workplace It’s Mental Health Awareness Week. Recently, the company I work for gave me the opportunity to attend a Mental Health First Aider course. This course was run by St Johns Ambulance and consisted of two days of discussion, information giving and quite frankly, a huge eye-opening experience. The […]
The Group Hug
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This is the most personal blog I have written but I thought it would be helpful to share my story… The question I get asked most often is: Why did you stop working as a solicitor?” The main reason involves my lovely mum. In 2016 I had a celebratory lunch with my Mum to mark […]
The Group Hug
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Getting to grips with student finance is hard enough as it is, but when a parent’s second marriage can interfere with their child’s ability to support themselves at university the whole process becomes even more daunting. I could go into the ins and outs of the student finance application process but I think this specific […]
The Group Hug
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Love can hurt. That’s a fact. Heartbreak can be mentally and physically painful It actually feels like a real physical pain in my chest… I’m in agony and I can’t do anything apart from cry. I don’t think I will ever feel happy again” sobbed Hannah, a new client on my clinic sofa last week. […]
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