Here at Rubblechange, we rebuild lives that have been ruined in ways unimaginable restoring them to perfect edifices.
We organize seminars, talk shows, run mentorship programmes. We write and publish articles and books that are well suited for the needs of our protegees. We also upload videos and audio messages all in a bid to rebuild and transform lives.
I love your positivity! I am happy and willing to volunteer in your efforts to bring more positivity to the world. When I am positive my world is positive and I love that. Be well and thrive, Lori What are your empowering positive words?
I AM grateful to have found your blog. YOU ARE a shining example of what we need more of in the world. Keep up with the great job and I pray God gives you the grace to do more. Much love and light
The most positive, beautiful, encouraging, uplifting and healing word I’ve ever heard is Jesus, starts with a J. Everyone should know. 1 JOHN 4:4 Kindest regards, Carol Asher What are your empowering positive words?
I was searching for uplifting, inspiring words and found your site. I know from experience how a change of attitude…changes the life. I recently came across the counselor Borinya. he was of help to me as I progressed on the journey,
Our team of carefully selected counsellors are experienced, vast, discrete and readily available.
Eating disorders can really take over people’s lives and identities, and often they find themselves consumed with issues around food, body size, shape and obsessive thoughts begin around these areas. Eating disorders range from binge eating to restricting, and they can often include abuse of laxatives, vomiting and exercise. Eating disorders are not just about food and exercise though, and they have a lot to do with relationships, experiences, history and confidence. Counselling can help people to practically change the way that they eat and exercise, and help to challenge destructive patterns. But it can also help people to develop and improve all other areas of their lives.
Living with depression can be a very painful and distressing place to be. Depression can take over and leave people feeling both physically and emotionally drained. People often feel very alone and isolated, and as though no one fully understands what they are going through. Counselling helps to provide people with a space where they are heard and supported through a very dark and painful time. It also helps people to gradually re build and gradually put their lives back together.
Whether a bereavement is sudden or expected, it is highly distressing and traumatic. People feel under great stress and strain when someone they love dies, and no matter what the circumstances, grief can include a wide range of emotions from sadness to anger. Loss can also be the loss of a relationship after a marriage breaks down for example, or the loss of an animal, a home, a job etc. It is not only bereavement that can leave people feeling empty and alone. Counselling can really help people as they go through the stages of grief and ensure that they have the support that they need as they work through all the different emotions involved.
Anger management counselling is about teaching people that anger can be expressed in a healthy way and that it is possible to be angry without being destructive. Counselling helps people to get more in touch with their feelings and to express them, rather then bottling them up and exploding in an aggressive and negative manner. Counselling helps to address the issues that are underneath the explosions. It is supportive and caring, but it also helps people to make practical changes.
Eating disorders can really take over people’s lives and identities, and often they find themselves consumed with issues around food, body size, shape and obsessive thoughts begin around these areas. Eating disorders range from binge eating to restricting, and they can often include abuse of laxatives, vomiting and exercise. Eating disorders are not just about food and exercise though, and they have a lot to do with relationships, experiences, history and confidence. Counselling can help people to practically change the way that they eat and exercise, and help to challenge destructive patterns. But it can also help people to develop and improve all other areas of their lives.
Living with depression can be a very painful and distressing place to be. Depression can take over and leave people feeling both physically and emotionally drained. People often feel very alone and isolated, and as though no one fully understands what they are going through. Counselling helps to provide people with a space where they are heard and supported through a very dark and painful time. It also helps people to gradually re build and gradually put their lives back together.
Whether a bereavement is sudden or expected, it is highly distressing and traumatic. People feel under great stress and strain when someone they love dies, and no matter what the circumstances, grief can include a wide range of emotions from sadness to anger. Loss can also be the loss of a relationship after a marriage breaks down for example, or the loss of an animal, a home, a job etc. It is not only bereavement that can leave people feeling empty and alone. Counselling can really help people as they go through the stages of grief and ensure that they have the support that they need as they work through all the different emotions involved.
Anger management counselling is about teaching people that anger can be expressed in a healthy way and that it is possible to be angry without being destructive. Counselling helps people to get more in touch with their feelings and to express them, rather then bottling them up and exploding in an aggressive and negative manner. Counselling helps to address the issues that are underneath the explosions. It is supportive and caring, but it also helps people to make practical changes.
Each chapter describes a different world and the society that inhabits it; these societies share similarities with Earth's cultures in some respects, but may be notably dissimilar in other respects. Many of the chapters are brief vignettes or ethnographic profiles of the societies they describe.
Each chapter describes a different world and the society that inhabits it; these societies share similarities with Earth's cultures in some respects, but may be notably dissimilar in other respects. Many of the chapters are brief vignettes or ethnographic profiles of the societies they describe.
Each chapter describes a different world and the society that inhabits it; these societies share similarities with Earth's cultures in some respects, but may be notably dissimilar in other respects. Many of the chapters are brief vignettes or ethnographic profiles of the societies they describe.
Each chapter describes a different world and the society that inhabits it; these societies share similarities with Earth's cultures in some respects, but may be notably dissimilar in other respects. Many of the chapters are brief vignettes or ethnographic profiles of the societies they describe.
Each chapter describes a different world and the society that inhabits it; these societies share similarities with Earth's cultures in some respects, but may be notably dissimilar in other respects. Many of the chapters are brief vignettes or ethnographic profiles of the societies they describe.
