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Bullying and domestic violence are not the same as conflicts! And it isn't about having a bad temper either!
In this episode, I'll help you get a clearer understanding of what bullying is. And perhaps to realise that one of your relationships, be it personal or professional, isn't just a difficult situation, but bullying.

The ‘here and now’ mindset is strongly promoted by some and regarded as terrible by others. In this episode, I will help you understand what this mindset is, from my perspective and in my practice.
So you can figure out what makes sense for you.

Jack came to LisboaCounselling with no big expectations. His relationship with his grown-up children was very difficult.  
And this was just one more thing to try. But in a few months of working together, his family relationships totally changed.  

Listen to his testimony.  

It's the little things that make the difference. Small actions, more positive communication, can greatly change a relationship. They can help turn a tense and stressful relationship into a light-hearted and pleasant one.  

Self-esteem and self-compassion are concepts that are constantly talked about and encouraged. 
But for me, it makes more sense to think about self-kindness.

A basic difference between counselling and psychotherapy is this idea of not influencing the patient. But what is really different between us is the meaning of this word.  

Listen to this episode to understand the position of each approach.


Mena Santos Galvão
Tm. 914 971 340
mena.s@lisboacounselling.com
Website: https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/

Today, I'm bringing you a very useful counselling tool — the sandwich.
Listen to this episode, to find out how it can help you to get less ‘overwhelmed’ by difficult or stressful situations.

Mena Santos Galvão
Tm. 914 971 340
mena.s@lisboacounselling.com
Website: https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/

Well-being doesn't happen by itself. It needs to be cultivated. And regularly.

This habit, this discipline of promoting your well-being, will not only help you to function better in everything you do, but it will also prevent the accumulation of exhaustion which, if you don't take care of it, could lead to some kind of breakdown.

Mena Santos Galvão
Tm. 914 971 340
mena.s@lisboacounselling.com
Website: https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/

Feelings of guilt are something that trouble many people. It can destroy your well-being and your life. But this guilt isn't always true.

Today I'm going to talk to you about those feelings of guilt that they put on you... and that you can learn to no longer accept.

Have you ever spent your day rushing around, doing lots of things, and at the end of the day you look back and feel like you've produced so little? One of the effects of anxiety is that it makes you waste your time.  

In this episode, I'm going to talk to you about how this happens and how you can change it.

Being very active seems like a sign of being well. But the opposite may be true. Increased activity can be a symptom of burnout at a very advanced stage.

Frustration or conflict is something you don't expect on holiday, but it happens all too often.
In this episode, I'm going to share with you some ideas that can help you better navigate the differences, expectations or unforeseen events; that can help you enjoy your holiday, even when things don't go your way.

How's your sleep? Many people wake up in the morning still tired. They sleep badly, they have poor quality sleep that doesn't allow them to get the rest they need. And it's happening to people of all ages, even children. This has a negative impact on their performance, well-being and physical health.

  In this episode, I share with you some small habits you can develop that will start to make a difference to the quality of your sleep.


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Panic attacks start suddenly, out of the blue, with no clear reason. And when they start, they seem to have come to stay. But it doesn't have to be that way. You can learn to stop having panic attacks.  

This is the topic I'm bringing you this week.

The content shared in this podcast does not dispense with the need to consult a counsellor.

Website:  https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/
Contact me by: mena.s@lisboacounselling.com

Living under pressure is not normal. But it's so common that it is regarded as something we have to live with.
At LisboaCounselling, we help you to use Mindfulness tools as a lifestyle, in a natural and balanced way.

Because it is possible to reduce your pressures and improve your well-being and health. 
Talk to me. Your well-being doesn't have to wait.

Website:  https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/
Contact me by: mena.s@lisboacounselling.com

Procrastination starts almost without being noticed. But it quickly becomes a habit that you can't seem to get rid of.  

This is the topic I'm bringing you this week.


Get in touch with Mena S Galvão in:  
https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/
Contact her by: mena.s@lisboacounselling.com

In this episode, I'm going to talk about psychological violence. The kind that doesn't show, that doesn't leave bruises, that doesn't make you go to the hospital. The kind you can't share with anyone because no one would understand... or believe it.


Get in touch with Mena S Galvão in:  
https://lisboacounselling.com/?lang=en
IG: @lisboa.counselling.en
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/menasantos/
Contact her by: mena.s@lisboacounselling.com