– an explanation using a Metaphor of Adaptive Cruise Control How you answer the key question below, can indicate whether your explanatory beliefs are based on the principles of...
William Glasser was a psychiatrist who believed deeply in people’s ability to choose and create meaningful change in their lives. His ideas meant to offer hope that we are...
Care is the invisible shaper of our individual and communal identities. in Consolations II: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying Meaning of Everyday Words, David Whyte Humans are born with...
Behaviour is everything we do; from the moment we are born till the day we die…it’s how we communicate our needs. And it is true, some people are better at...
Lead Management is a term that Dr Glasser invented to contrast with a management style he called bossing. He wanted to emphasise that he was proposing a shift in...
The Choice Theory Brain Chart and the “Involuntary Behaviour, Very Brief” signal. Choice Theory as a personal growth tool is exceptional. I know this from personal experience and teaching...
Axiom 6 of Choice Theory states: “We are all driven by five genetic needs: survival, love and belonging, power, freedom and fun.” All of our behaviour – yes, all...
Early childhood trauma generally refers to the traumatic experiences that occur to children aged 0-6. These traumas can be the result of intentional violence – such as child physical...
Ever wondered why two or more people observing the same event can have sometimes very different perspectives of what happened and often then act in very different ways to...
Dr William Glasser’s Choice Theory teaches us that we exist in ‘The Real World’. The more personal responsibility we accept and resist blaming external circumstances, the more effectively we...
