By Erich Schoeman | Clinical Psychologist When people first hear the word boundaries, it can sound strange. We understand boundaries between countries. We understand boundaries between neighbours. We understand the wall, the fence, the gate, the electric fencing, the...
By Erich Schoeman | Clinical Psychologist Introduction Boundaries are a foundational component of psychological health and relational stability. Yet, they are often misunderstood, misapplied, or entirely absent in people’s lives. From both a clinical and biblical...
By Erich Schoeman | Clinical Psychologist Conflict in marriage is inevitable. When two people share their lives, with different personalities, expectations, and sensitivities, moments of tension will arise. This is not a failure of the relationship. It is part of the...
By Erich Schoeman | Clinical Psychologist Do you want a relationship that is close, works well and is full of understanding, support and fun? Let’s look at one of the key components to this – communication. It is one of the most spoken about topics in relationships....
By Erich Schoeman | Clinical Psychologist Introduction Understanding depression is an important starting point. However, understanding alone is not enough. The next question is practical: how should one respond to it? Depression affects motivation, energy, thinking,...
