Tag: thrive programme

  • The Thrive Programme in Schools – Recent Case Studies

    The Thrive Programme in Schools Over the past year, The Thrive Programme has launched an initiative to put Thrive into schools. We have already been successful with our book Thrive for Teenagers and it is our opportunity to bring effective principles of The Thrive Programme to a younger audience in relevant environments. Below is the write up of…

  • Sometimes our Thrive Trainees deserve a special mention…

    A Special Thriving Mention Just received another lovely email from a stranger. I have permission to share her email and some of her diary maps.. You can clearly see the amount of effort and determination this lady has put in to changing her life. She deserves the freedom she has created. Dear Rob,I am a…

  • Parenting right for brighter futures: Caring not controlling

    Caring not controlling Parenting right for brighter futures: Caring not controlling We all know that parenting is the toughest job out there ; now new research supports the Thrive Programme and helps us to do it right. Caring and sensitivity. As far back as the Bowlby research in the 1960s a link was established between…

  • Flying High with The Thrive Programme

    Flying High and Thriving Have you ever watched, jaw-dropping, a light aircraft performing aerobatics? Death-defying dives; stomach-lurching twists and turns? There’s something awe-inspiring and captivating – if not perilously nerve-wracking – that keeps your eyes fixed on the sky. Flying high and thriving. Driving past a local airfield recently I spent a while watching planes,…

  • Mary thrives again in her local paper!

    Mary Thrives Again Again Mary is picked up by her local paper as an amazing story of achievement for overcoming her debilitating fear of being sick. It is not surprising that Mary won Thrive Trainee of the Year considering her remarkable journey. And in case it is not clear, that’s her trophy she’s holding in…

  • Laura Transforms her Life with the Help of Thrive

    Laura Transforms her Life Laura (or Birdie as we know her) has come a tremendously long way from where she was just a few short years ago. Having had a poor childhood, Laura made a life changing (or ending decision) having had enough. Astoundingly after she threw herself in front of a lorry in full…

  • Next Emetophobia Seminar taking Place in Edinburgh in June

    Emetophobia Seminar – Edinburgh The New Thrive Programme® offers a ground-breaking way to cure the effects of phobias and anxiety The Thrive Programme® is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week, from 11-17th May, using revolutionary techniques for those suffering from phobias and anxiety. Andrew Farquharson, Thrive Programme consultant, is publicising the benefits of the programme and…

  • Feeling Fuzzy

    Feeling Fuzzy The beginning of the week always feels like a brand new start. The best time to turn over a new leaf. Time to get going with gusto! But good intentions do not always make it through to Tuesday morning, and if they do, by Wednesday we’ve usually lost our focus. Perhaps you’ve been…

  • Why is it so important to process events in an INTERNAL way?

    Processing Events Internally… Why is it so important to process events in an INTERNAL way? This short video discusses the difference between processing events in an external manner versus an internal manner. If you’ve read any of my Thrive books, you will know what is meant by an internal and external locus of control. If…

  • ‘Significant Others’ – how loved ones can unhelpfully collude

    Significant Others and Collusion The following few pages come from the March 2014 edition of  ‘Cure your emetophobia and thrive’ about Significant Others and Collusion A ‘significant other’ is any person who is important to an individual’s life or wellbeing. Sociologically speaking, it is any person with a strong influence on an individual’s self-evaluation, who…