Articles by Sandra Hilton

13May

Looking Inwards: What Will You Find?

Sandra Hilton

coronavirus, identity, self

Therapists

Therapist Sandra Hilton reflects on how this time of lockdown both provides space for and somewhat forces us to reach inwards and look inside ourselves
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14Jan

The Stories We Tell Ourselves: Do You Dare to Change Yours?

Sandra Hilton

identity, self

Therapists

From cautionary fables to fairytales, to the voice in your head that tells you what you can and can't do: stories are powerful. Therapist Sandra Hilton explores how you can understand and free yourself from limiting beliefs
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02Sep

Getting Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable

Sandra Hilton

emotions, identity, resilience, self

Therapists

Discomfort resilience is a term used to describe the ability to cope with discomfort in the present moment, rather than avoiding it
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01May

Therapy and the Art of Transformation

Sandra Hilton

change, childhood, self, trauma

Therapists

Are old defence mechanisms holding you back? Sandra Hilton explores the art of transformation, and how therapy helps
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04Mar

How to Connect With Other People

Sandra Hilton

childhood, relationships, self

Therapists

Our early relationships shape our adult relationships, as does our capacity to connect with ourselves, writes therapist Sandra Hilton
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18Dec

Finding Joy and Peace in the Christmas Season

Sandra Hilton

Christmas, play, self, wellbeing

Therapists

How often do you allow yourself to just pause, and be in the moment? Therapist Sandra Hilton explores the beauty of joy and mindfulness
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03Dec

Can Painful Feelings Be Helpful?

Sandra Hilton

creativity, identity, relationships, self, wellbeing

Therapists

When we ignore parts of ourselves, we may experience feelings of emptiness. These painful feelings can guide us, says therapist Sandra Hilton
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19Sep

Can We Drive for Success and Be Kind to Ourselves?

Sandra Hilton

career, selfcompassion, selfworth, success, work

Therapists

Often we believe that to be successful means driving yourself into the ground - but perhaps self-compassion will help and not hinder progress. Therapist Sandra Hilton explores
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