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Therapists Talking Therapy
Martin Weaver
20 episodes
1 week ago
Martin is an experienced psychotherapist, who began practicing in 1997, is sometimes on his own and sometimes joined with colleagues and other guests in these podcasts. Taking a broad and relaxed look at the issues, interests and concerns of practicing psychotherapy today making them interesting and clearer.
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Martin is an experienced psychotherapist, who began practicing in 1997, is sometimes on his own and sometimes joined with colleagues and other guests in these podcasts. Taking a broad and relaxed look at the issues, interests and concerns of practicing psychotherapy today making them interesting and clearer.
Show more...
Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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S2E5: Auld Lang Syne - Should old friends be forgotten and never remembered?
Therapists Talking Therapy
4 minutes 4 seconds
2 years ago
S2E5: Auld Lang Syne - Should old friends be forgotten and never remembered?

Written by Robert Burns in 1788 Auld Lang Syne has been used by many as a way to remind people to remember.  It translates as: “old long since” and in English that means something like to “times gone by.”

At this time of year when the decorations, the cards and the tree  get put away, I can now understand that the song is a means of connecting us with the positive and happy people and times in the past.

I wish you, your family and friends the best Happy New Year...

Martin Weaver

Therapists Talking Therapy
Martin is an experienced psychotherapist, who began practicing in 1997, is sometimes on his own and sometimes joined with colleagues and other guests in these podcasts. Taking a broad and relaxed look at the issues, interests and concerns of practicing psychotherapy today making them interesting and clearer.