Ian Boyd Counselling / "Feeling Human"

18/01/2022

Lived experience from a great writer, this book on depression and acute psychosis explores the individual background shared experience and ways out of mental illness.
An important insight for those that want to understand.
And written by an old friend.

Unspoken: Living with Mental Illness

12/01/2020

Promoting autonomy is the point of society

09/09/2019

Next 'feeling human course'

What makes us feel the way we do?

This course is designed for the general public
who would like to understand how Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and mindful practice help with emotional wellbeing.
We could be getting ‘mind fit’, feeling better, thinking better and practicing being more like ourselves again.
Ian Boyd MSc will take this class On Monday afternoons
Beginning 23rd September 2-4pm
Venue
Glasgow Cognitive Therapy Centre
Rothesay House 2nd floor 134 Douglas St Glasgow, G2 4HF
Cost, £120 for 5 weeks
To Book and Enquiries - Please contact Wilma at:
admin@glasgowcognitivetherapycentre.com or call 0141 332 0229

02/09/2019

The importance of building relationships to learning and mental health

Presenting at the Mind and its Potential conference, Dr Daniel Siegel MD speaks about Interpersonal Neurobiology, an interdisciplinary view of life experienc...

26/08/2019

As part of the national conversation; that it could be better for us all to talk more about mental health, I have set up a course at Glasgow Cognitive Therapy Centre to help the general public understand, chat about and practise how CBT and Mindful practice helps us feel better and think better. We all have varying degrees of physical health, similarly our mental health is on a continuum; my 'Feeling Human' course helps us be more 'Mind-fit'.

26/08/2019

Identifying basic emotions in others — like fear, sadness or anger — seems instinctive, but psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett says we're doing more guesswork than we think.

07/07/2017