by Editorial | Jan 22, 2026 | GENERAL INTEREST
Here is a challenge! Don’t answer the question, just observe your thoughts. What is 357×19? Monitor the thoughts that pop into your mind when asked this question. For most people the mind is flooded with thoughts from many different directions as the brain tries...
by Editorial | Nov 11, 2025 | BRAIN INJURY
Probably one of the most challenging concepts to deal with in human behaviour and interaction, Executive Dysfunction is more common than we can conceive. This hidden challenge is often associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), but is a common...
by Editorial | Oct 24, 2025 | Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy
I have often wondered why horses are such terrific therapy animals, haven’t you? I know deeply that they do something that none of the other animals I have encountered in close proximity do, but what is it and why? I went back to University in my 30’s to...
by Editorial | Sep 28, 2024 | GENERAL INTEREST
No one wants to raise a spoilt child. But would you know one if you had? Clinical Psychologist Suzette Weideman tells us more… There are several ways in which this generation stands out. People are more technologically driven, materialism seems to be growing...
by Editorial | Mar 15, 2016 | Uncategorized
Article written for Vrouekeur : Original article is viewable here Hier is ’n paar wenke om ‘n narsis te hanteer. DEUR: Anne Marais Suzette Vlok Weideman, kliniese sielkundige, gee die volgende raad: Wees bewus van die uitdagings wat so ’n persoon beleef en watter...
by Editorial | Sep 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
South Africa has the 8th highest suicide rate in the world. I was recently asked how to explain suicide to an 8 year old after a grandfather committed suicide and his school friend who’s father had hit financial crisis had killed himself leaving his two young...
by Suzette Weideman | Aug 12, 2014 | Uncategorized
When I think of Robin Williams, I don’t think of a funny man, I think of a deeply sensitive man. His emotional depth and differentiation was evolved far beyond his piers. He did have me in stitches with his role as Genie in Aladin and his DJ-ing in Good morning,...
by Editorial | Jul 9, 2014 | Uncategorized
My father once gave me a picture, taken from a speeding train of a boy and girl on a horse, probably aged 8 and 10. They were so carefree, barely holding on, there feet bouncing at the graceful animal’s flanks. It was forever imprinted in my brain, as I longed...
by Editorial | Jul 9, 2014 | GENERAL INTEREST
A friend of mine used a beautiful image this morning, that I just had to share. She remarked on what “a tangled web we weave” in our lives. I have often found myself peering over the shoulders of clients, looking at the intricate pathways and connections...
