“Cancer’s a bit like plasticine”
(And other hard conversations with kids) In the history of difficult family conversations, there are two which have stood out, as much for being indelibly etched into my mind as for the hazy incomprehensibility which surrounded them: The day I told my kids their Dad had cancer, and the day I told them he had…
Storytelling – narratives of experience, connection and possibility
When was the last time you told a story from the heart? Humans are highly social beings, and part of what binds us together is the storytelling we do. Through this we situate ourselves in relation to others, describe and define our identities, and make sense of ourselves, the events we are part of and…