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Tell Me About It: Being there for her, bearing witness to her struggle and always believing her is crucial to your colleague’s wellbeing
Tell Me About It: ‘I’m proud I have rebuilt my life and realised my life ambitions, but worry my sister is left behind’
Tell Me About It: Surround yourself with good people, do things that give you joy or fulfilment and do not let your love be contaminated by fear or despair
Tell Me About It: This issue is not new and teasing it out might be possible with the support of a psychosexual therapist
Tell Me About It: Friendships go through challenges which determine whether they are the real thing, or just more basic relationships
Tell Me About It: If we don’t change soon, we’re in for a miserable life together or some change for the worse - such as divorce
Tell Me About It: ‘The family dynamics have always been fractured and are now at an all-time low’
Tell Me About It: ‘I’m female, 60-plus. I’ve stopped caring about everything’
Tell Me About It: If your children can see that their father is self-aware and help-seeking, it might open the door for them to risk asking for help too
Tell Me About It: It is not uncommon that one can have had a close friendship with someone for many years and then distaste and disapproval arrive fully formed
You need to be healthy and functioning well as a human being if you are to be a source of support for others
Tell Me About It: It is a time to think big, to appreciate the heritage of your family of origin and to challenge the divisive nature of comparison
Tell Me About It: Dating in Ireland has changed and the old idea of meeting someone in a pub is not as successful as it once was
Tell Me About It: Accepting your friends’ faults means you may be able to talk to them without bitterness
Tell Me About It: Daring to talk about deeply personal issues creates intimacy and of course it comes with the risk of rejection