Blossom Coaching & Counselling | Mental health service

Click/Tap
to load big map

Blossom Coaching & Counselling

Phone: +61 405 080 071

Reviews

Tags

Click/Tap
to load big map

18.01.2022 What strengths are you building during your storm? What are you looking forward to when the storm subsides? What will your rainbow be made up of?... When you survive your storm and have a story to tell, what hope will you be able to pass onto others? The most precious lessons I have learnt have been during difficult times. Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

13.01.2022 Living Aligned With Your Purpose How to ensure you are making each day count towards living your purpose instead of getting caught on the merry-go-round of life.

12.01.2022 What strengths are you building during your storm? What are you looking forward to when the storm subsides? What will your rainbow be made up of?... When you survive your storm and have a story to tell, what hope will you be able to pass onto others? The most precious lessons I have learnt have been during difficult times. Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

11.01.2022 Coaching & Counselling Sessions Available In Person (Cooma), Online (Zoom), or by Phone. Daytime & Evening appointments available to suit your needs and schedule.... No need to carry more than you need into the next year. Lighten the load. Or how about planning ahead so that you are prepared for whatever 2021 brings. It's not too late to book in a few sessions before the end of the year. Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

06.01.2022 Why I love doing what I do! Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

05.01.2022 Looking for EXTRA SUPPORT during these stressful & uncertain times? PHONE & SKYPE COACHING & COUNSELLING. Book in a daytime or evening session to suit your schedule and needs. ph 0408 080 071

04.01.2022 Who Cares What Other People Think? How often do we speak, act and make decisions based on worrying about what other people will think? "The less you worry about what people think the less complicated life becomes." Unknown. ... This has been so true in my experience. Once I became more sure of who I was, how God wanted me to live, what I valued and who I wanted to become, then I became less worried about what other people thought of me. Turns out I was my own worst enemy and had to first change the way I thought about myself. This is still a work in progress, but I now have an awareness and can catch myself whenever I hear my negative self-talk and can override it with more positive talk. Whilst I still aim to be considerate and still care about how what I say and do may be impacting those around me, I don't allow their thoughts or reactions to me to dictate how I make my decisions and live my life. It's not healthy to be looking for other's approval and validation. At the end of the day we need to be at peace about who we've been and how we've lived. Often when we live to please others it disrupts our peace and zaps our energy because it is not in true alignment with our beliefs, values and purpose. A lot of the time we can only guess what other people are thinking anyway, and really it's none of our business what others think. They are entitled to their opinions and we are responsible to live our lives to the best of our ability according to our beliefs. What would you do differently if you stopped worrying about what other people thought? How is people pleasing holding you back from being who you were created to be and living your purpose? Revive & Thrive Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

02.01.2022 As the Covid-19 restrictions are being eased I am excited to recommence Face-to-Face Coaching & Counselling as well as continuing Phone and Online sessions. To book in a session, send me a message or phone me on 0405 080 071.

01.01.2022 Who Cares What Other People Think? How often do we speak, act and make decisions based on worrying about what other people will think? "The less you worry about what people think the less complicated life becomes." Unknown. ... This has been so true in my experience. Once I became more sure of who I was, how God wanted me to live, what I valued and who I wanted to become, then I became less worried about what other people thought of me. Turns out I was my own worst enemy and had to first change the way I thought about myself. This is still a work in progress, but I now have an awareness and can catch myself whenever I hear my negative self-talk and can override it with more positive talk. Whilst I still aim to be considerate and still care about how what I say and do may be impacting those around me, I don't allow their thoughts or reactions to me to dictate how I make my decisions and live my life. It's not healthy to be looking for other's approval and validation. At the end of the day we need to be at peace about who we've been and how we've lived. Often when we live to please others it disrupts our peace and zaps our energy because it is not in true alignment with our beliefs, values and purpose. A lot of the time we can only guess what other people are thinking anyway, and really it's none of our business what others think. They are entitled to their opinions and we are responsible to live our lives to the best of our ability according to our beliefs. What would you do differently if you stopped worrying about what other people thought? How is people pleasing holding you back from being who you were created to be and living your purpose? Revive & Thrive Wendy Ventura Blossom Coaching & Counselling 0405 080 071

Blossom Coaching & Counselling | Mental health service