Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts

Monday, July 9, 2018

Can you be alone?



At some point of your life you probably came across situations when you had to be alone, either because your partner was travelling; your children were at their grandparents house and many others. To some these situations can be dealt with no problem, but to others much harder. In these moments we can feel lost, not knowing what to do and often even bothered by this feeling. Of course it all depends on your age and the situation you are in, but overall this requires some reflection.

Monday, April 30, 2018

My son does not know how to lose!



Everyone likes to win, be it a football match or a race. When we are young winning is a necessity. Every interaction with parents or friends becomes a competitive environment and winning is the priority.

Thursday, April 5, 2018

The mask you live in!




Have you noticed how difficult it is for boys to express themselves and talk about what they are feeling? And how dangerous it is for those who do, because they are soon the object of criticism and jokes. Regardless of the culture we are in, boys have never been given the freedom and the possibility to speak and feel what is happening to them.

Monday, June 19, 2017

Movie Session: A Monster Calls!



If you follow me for a while, you probably know that I love movies, series and documentaries and that I use to recommend some here on the blog. Movies have the same power of books of raising awareness and demystifying certain issues and situations.

The last recommendations here were about the challenges during the adoption process and the paternity, ‘A Martian Child’, and another about how a child perceives the divorce crisis of his parents on the movie ‘What Maisie Knew’.