Publications
You can buy The Mood Cards directly from Andrea for £12.00, which includes free postage and packaging to the UK and a handwritten note from the author.
Postage and packaging to other areas:
Postage to Ireland & Other EU £5.80
Postage to Australia & New Zealand £8.70
These are the most cost effective options for delivery. If you are based in America or Canada, The Mood Cards are available to purchase on Amazon.
The Mood Cards are also available on Amazon:
The following are successful publications on the Counselling Directory. Click on the title to read more.A Dozen Ways To Clear Resentments
When we hold onto resentments we are holding on to negativity. Holding onto negativity is counter-productive to leading a happy, calm, conflict free, positive life. Negativity is draining. Imagine you are holding all your resentments in a bag. How large would it be? Do you really want to continue carrying it?
Ten top tips for assertiveness during divorce proceedings
Going through a divorce or separation can be very difficult and challenging for most people. Being assertive will help you to approach divorce with a positive attitude that can help create an environment where all parties get their needs met. It is not about aggression or revenge, but about the way we communicate and our ability to stand up for ourselves and to say how we feel when we need to.
2 Pints of Happiness and a Packet of Crisps Please
For many years we have been sold the idea that happiness will be ours if only we have the latest gadget, car, lifestyle, mobile phone etc. These ideas have been fed to us via myth and media and have fuelled consumerism and the desire to gain a happy status or identity in a material world. Whilst it’s important to have goals and challenges the reality is that in chasing the dream many of us have forgotten how to be happy. We are either caught up in a rat race, chasing our tails or maybe we have lost sight of the race altogether and given up on life being the way we want it.
What is Passive Aggressive Behaviour?
Passive aggressive behaviour takes many forms but can generally be described as a non-verbal aggression that manifests in negative behavior. It is where you are angry with someone but do not or cannot tell them. Instead of communicating honestly when you feel upset, annoyed, irritated or disappointed you may instead bottle the feelings up, shut off verbally, give angry looks, make obvious changes in behaviour, be obstructive, sulky or put up a stone wall. It may also involve indirectly resisting requests from others by evading or creating confusion around the issue. Not going along with things. It can either be covert (concealed and hidden) or overt (blatant and obvious).
What is the Difference Between Jealousy and Envy?
Jealousy and envy are quite often the subject of a therapy room and can cause untold pain and damage to relationships between people. The terms are often used interchangeably but there are differences between them.
The Mood Cards are also available in a number of Foreign Editions:
 The Mood Cards in Latvian |
 The Mood Cards in Chinese |
|
 The Mood Cards in German |
 The Mood Cards in French |
|
 The Mood Cards in Dutch |
 The Mood Cards in Slovenian |
|
 The Mood Cards in Czech |
|
The Mood Cards Box 2: Understanding Deep Emotions are now available on Amazon:
The following are successful publications on the Counselling Directory. Click on the title to read more.A Dozen Ways To Clear Resentments
When we hold onto resentments we are holding on to negativity. Holding onto negativity is counter-productive to leading a happy, calm, conflict free, positive life. Negativity is draining. Imagine you are holding all your resentments in a bag. How large would it be? Do you really want to continue carrying it?
Ten top tips for assertiveness during divorce proceedings
Going through a divorce or separation can be very difficult and challenging for most people. Being assertive will help you to approach divorce with a positive attitude that can help create an environment where all parties get their needs met. It is not about aggression or revenge, but about the way we communicate and our ability to stand up for ourselves and to say how we feel when we need to.
2 Pints of Happiness and a Packet of Crisps Please
For many years we have been sold the idea that happiness will be ours if only we have the latest gadget, car, lifestyle, mobile phone etc. These ideas have been fed to us via myth and media and have fuelled consumerism and the desire to gain a happy status or identity in a material world. Whilst it’s important to have goals and challenges the reality is that in chasing the dream many of us have forgotten how to be happy. We are either caught up in a rat race, chasing our tails or maybe we have lost sight of the race altogether and given up on life being the way we want it.
What is Passive Aggressive Behaviour?
Passive aggressive behaviour takes many forms but can generally be described as a non-verbal aggression that manifests in negative behavior. It is where you are angry with someone but do not or cannot tell them. Instead of communicating honestly when you feel upset, annoyed, irritated or disappointed you may instead bottle the feelings up, shut off verbally, give angry looks, make obvious changes in behaviour, be obstructive, sulky or put up a stone wall. It may also involve indirectly resisting requests from others by evading or creating confusion around the issue. Not going along with things. It can either be covert (concealed and hidden) or overt (blatant and obvious).
What is the Difference Between Jealousy and Envy?
Jealousy and envy are quite often the subject of a therapy room and can cause untold pain and damage to relationships between people. The terms are often used interchangeably but there are differences between them.