Helena Dolny

When one man was on his deathbed, his family knew how he wanted to die and could respect that.

Letting doctors know what type of end-of-life care you’re comfortable with results in a more dignified death and lower hospital costs.

This is a story of a man wrestling with his identity and the pain caused by family secrets

A good, peaceful death is as important as a good life and it requires the will of the living to let go.

Good team managers don’t have to put in extra time correcting the team’s mistakes or covering up for members’ shortcomings.

I don’t like it when people I care for are hurt by careless words. I’m alarmed by what I hear about the poor quality of difficult conversations.

Maelstrom is the word that comes to mind when some of my clients describe their busy lives, writes <b>Helena Dolny</b>.

Mistakes should be seen as opportunities for learning, not for apportioning blame.

How long is the rest of anyone’s life? We can’t know. Death is our only certainty but its timing is uncertain.

Combining mindfulness training with cognitive behavioural therapy to come up with a regime for treating OCD.

A book about the dangers of positive thinking may be throwing out the baby with the bath water.

It’s an unregulated profession, so when choosing a coach, make sure he or she has the right training.

Learning to take up the reins of leadership with confidence can be a unique experience.

Does the outcome fit with your sense of who you really are and how you want to shape your life going forward?

So where were you at the beginning of the millennium and now, 10 years later, what’s happened?