The Balancing Act

by Erin Le Clerc

Balance is something I talk a lot about in my work, probably because so many people that I counsel or coach feel out of balance in one or more spheres of their life.… Read More →

Becoming an Incremental Theorist

by Erin Le Clerc

Have you ever undertaken a project, without really understanding its true value? Well, I discovered I was doing just this, very recently, and was completely unaware! Back in January, I decided out of… Read More →

What I learned from my dad.

by Erin Le Clerc

Working in psychology can be incredibly joy-filled and, at times, utterly gut-wrenching. It’s a challenging line of work, the business of “changing people”. Actually, I often say to my clients “I’m in the… Read More →

Seeking Inspiration

by Erin Le Clerc

Having spent years intending to start that health kick “at the beginning of next week” (because Mondays are such a good day to start things??), or saying to myself “one day I’ll…”; I… Read More →

Is it the end of the world as we know it?

by Erin Le Clerc

I must admit that I enjoy a bit of conspiracy theorism – I think it’s the creative part of me, the part that loves to make up stories about how things work in… Read More →

I Have A Dream… And Then What?

by Erin Le Clerc

I am a Big Dreamer. I always have been. My first night home from hospital as a baby, I actually slept through the whole night! Needless to say, my mother – who kept… Read More →

Invictus

by Erin Le Clerc

I have been having an interesting few weeks; and I use the term “interesting” in all its synonym glory. I have been affected, amused and concerned; diverted, engaged, engrossed and entertained. I have… Read More →

Seek and Ye Shall Find.

by Erin Le Clerc

Words are powerful. Words are wonderful. Words can lift us up where we… ahem. Got a little carried away there. Silliness aside, I think words are either our greatest advocate or our most… Read More →

…And I am enough.

by Erin Le Clerc

Last month, I left you with the concept that ‘who’ we are is whatever we choose to be. This is a wonderful concept – one that allows a greater sense of control, of… Read More →

Who Am I?

by Erin Le Clerc

I’ve been doing a lot of work lately with folks who have gotten caught up in an identity crisis. It’s a crisis that I suspect a lot of people struggle with. In fact,… Read More →