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May 2015
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Releasing Internal Pressures

 

Recently, I had a clogged drain in the bathroom sink. I took action and poured Draino down it. I waited 15 minutes and then poured water. The drain opened. Now everything could flow

 

When we have a lot of clutter and stuff inside of us it is important we "empty our drains", otherwise we stay stuck. Continuous writing is a practice which allows us to empty what's inside. Each day write continuously until you feel finished. Sensor nothing and judge nothing. Write without thinking. Let it pour out of you. Write until there is nothing more to say. Write until your breathing starts to change. You will notice that information shows up for you that is in some way helpful.

About Beverley Pugh

Bev Pugh

"Every joy is gain. And gain is gain, however small." 

- Robert Browning

 

Beverley has been a practicing counsellor for over 30 years. She has worked extensively in Canada, Australia, Japan, and Thailand. Beverley currently has a full-time practice on the North Shore. Beverley has a highly intuitive ability to help people uproot core issues that are holding them back from moving forward to where they want to be in terms of their own self-growth. She works extensively with couples and families and individuals with numerous presenting issues.

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How to Support a Journey Through Cancer 

"I am fully alive in this moment regardless of my physical condition." ~ Bev Pugh


 

The word cancer can hold a great deal of emotion. There are so many of us that have been touched by this diagnosis. I have supported many friends and family members through this journey, and also have worked extensively in this area throughout the years. Initially there can be feelings of shock, fear, disbelief, denial, and overwhelming devastation. People often think of death when they hear the word cancer. It is important for all of us to remember that so many survive.

 

I was just talking to a dear friend yesterday who has been cancer free for 8 years. She was sharing how it was both "bad and good". It was tough going through it, and at the same time the growth and wisdom she now has is precious to her. She has a great deal to share. Read More

Our guest contributor this month shares her journey of having breast cancer 4 times. She has a remarkable outlook on life.

 My Journey Through Cancer

I have had breast cancer 4 times. Each time I found a lump, and each time it was removed. I had chemo and radiation on the first 3 times, but not the last. There is a significant history of cancer in my family.

 

It was recommended to have one or both my breasts removed. I decided no. It was a very personal decision. My doctor didn't agree. It was a choice I made.

 

I'm in my 70's now and still working part-time. I have an active social and recreational life. From my experience, this is what I did to move through it all...Read More

Stay strong!
Bev

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