Cognitive Mentors: Helping Us Understand And Change Ourselves

If we can understand ourselves better cognitively, we have a better chance to mentor ourselves and face down harmful emotional baggage and patterns. These can be a long way from severe psychological disorders and yet can be be an annoying limitation on us. This Blog is intended to help to improve our understanding and use of cognitive behavioural thinking.

Saturday, 25 February 2012

Gerry Neale Ezine Articles Expert Author

Over 80 articles are posted on http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Gerry_Neale Click and scroll down

Friday, 17 February 2012

Emotional Imprisonment

Just imagine being given a jail sentence merely because we could not handle our emotions. Think of the public outcry! But conjure with the i...

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Mind-reading in 2012?

Read mid page of page 7 of the Daily Telegraph (01 feb 2012). (Headline “Mind-reading device could be reality.”) The article by Nick Collins...

Sunday, 1 January 2012

Wow! Thinking Like A 25 year Old When Your 70!

For we 70 year olds, the discovery that our cognitive responses can be as fast as 25 year olds is a great New Year’s present as we enter 201...

Saturday, 3 December 2011

Link to Ezine Articles For Articles Written by Gerry Neale

Gerry Neale has written nearly 80 articles published on Ezine Articles alone. There are more on other internet article directories. http://...

Friday, 2 December 2011

Women Ultimate Multi-Taskers, But That’s Not All!

What many men have admitted privately about most women is now apparently proven! Women are substantially better at Multi–Tasking than men!...

Thursday, 1 December 2011

Animals May Be Able To Teach Us Even More!

Our prediction skills for Earthquakes still leaves a lot to be desired. But check this out! Even toads may be able to teach us a thing or tw...

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About Me

Gerry Neale: I have been fascinated for years by the ever-increasing research data emerging on the ways we can pattern our thinking to our benefit or our loss. Often we do not realise we have done it or what triggered it. Its origins can lay in our childhood or in our more recent past.It can affect dramatically how we can cope with change, trauma or taking on a new role or starting a new business or activity. I am intrigued by the discovery of cognitive tools which adults can use to rid themselves of the effects of inhibiting behaviour. It can inhibit a person in their performance at work as well as at play. I write and mentor on these topics, tailoring cognitive solutions for people and seek to promote any person or institution doing the same thing. I have written a novel called "Squaring Circles: From The Dark Into The Light", which I am excited about and it was published in June 2011 in paperback.

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