Tag: different

Thought Provoking Thursday: Patient, Service User, Client – What way do you lean?

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in accessibility, chronic illness, Clinical Psychology, difference, medical system, Mental Health, self care, Thought Provoking Thursday

Going to see a healthcare professional for any reason can really bring up a whole range of emotions. Healthcare professionals also experience a whole range of emotions when seeing those they are treating. The relationship can be complex. It consists of two human beings, perfectly imperfect in their own unique way, working together to solve…Read more »

Inspired by self reflection: 10 tips for self care

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in chronic illness, Clinical Psychology, self care, Uncategorized

Nourishing yourself in a way that helps you blossom in the direction you want to go is attainable, and you are worth the effort — Deborah Day It doesn’t matter who you are or what experiences you have had, life can get really blooming tough sometimes. This whole thing of being a grown-up, taking care…Read more »

Oddballs, outcasts, geeks, cast aside, left out, different, don’t belong

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in chronic illness, difference

Oddballs, outcasts, geeks, cast aside, left out, different, don’t belong   In addition to being an aunt, daughter, sister, friend, a doctor, and suffer off a chronic illness, I am a massive movie and TV series buff. In particular I love a bit of superhero action, and anyone else who follows movies know that Marvel…Read more »