Psychology Intake

Sort of a quickie for tonight, as I'll have more bigger content coming soon... Whilst out on my walk last Saturday, I saw something which had strongly caught my attention. It happened to be a set up dog play area. As soon as I saw it, I immediately thought to myself: "It's so heartwarming to see our furry friends having the same kind of fun as us human beings".  Why the sympathy? I'll tell you this... Dogs are proven to be the most loyal pet any human being could have. They have the 24/7 dedication to look out for us, obedience and trust. With those things said, dogs do all that hard work just to become a loving member of someone's family/household. Which is why I think it's only fair that dogs should be allowed to let themselves free as a reward for everything that they do for human beings. After all, a healthy dog is a happy dog.🐶 *Excuse the poor quality of this picture* This was the dog area I had captured whilst out walking last Saturday.

Thank god this week is nearly over... Not going to lie here, I've really not had the best of weeks. Variations from the crap weather, ongoing personal life stuff and of course... Her Majesties tragic passing. However, as it's now the weekend, this is where I plan out my clean slate prior going into the new week ahead. Hence, I thought about using this post to talk with everyone about how I like to vision my clean slate. A little moreover on that, I like to to this phrase to make me feel better after any bad week I've had. Lauren's recipe for a clean slate in 3 simple steps:  Step 1) Review the week you've had in full, regardless of how good or bad it had been.  Step 2) After your review, make a summery of all the things that didn't work out for you and use them to make improvements on.   Step 3) By the time you've made your following week improvement  plan, (otherwise known as clean slate) you can start to look into the following week with a smiley gratitude