By Tom Mulholland| 2017-05-07T15:28:56+00:00 October 6th, 2011|Blog|
Before having too much fun manipulating and being innovative with our emotions, we first need to learn how they work, and how to control them. Understanding how we are wired up, the effect our emotions have on our performance and physiology and how they affect our behavior and relationships are part of the learning process.
By Tom Mulholland| 2017-05-07T15:17:15+00:00 April 14th, 2011|Blog|
I have just returned from attending The Psychology of Illness invited conference on the beautiful Coromandel peninsula. It was a privilege to be surrounded by 60 of the world’s top health psychologists for 4 days and be a part of an amazing conference organized by Professor Keith Petrie.
By admin| 2017-05-07T15:46:06+00:00 March 10th, 2010|Blog|
MedRecruit is now the first company in the world to be accredited as a Healthy Thinking organisation by New Zealand’s Healthy Thinking Institute, a world leader in emotional management, stress reduction and attitude improvement.
By Tom Mulholland| 2017-05-07T15:15:53+00:00 August 19th, 2008|Blog|
"We have collected data over the years. We have data on at least 2000 people. I believe in the scientific approach. Everyone that came to my workshop had to do an online survey and we noticed that there were triggers that annoy people like dealing with traffic, small children, relationships at work. But what I started noticing was that there was common patterns of thinking about these triggers."
By admin| 2017-05-07T15:13:14+00:00 August 25th, 2006|Blog|
By Sakshi Ojha - "These are pretty interesting and keep you hooked up. For instance, in the second part Dr. Mulholland uses the technique of comparative analysis to highlight two different kinds of attitudes, thus making it easier for the reader to decide which of the two options would be a better one in a given situation."
By admin| 2017-05-07T15:12:19+00:00 August 7th, 2006|Blog|
From The Hindu Business Line - "What to do if you identify that the thought is `unhealthy' meaning, it doesn't assist your enjoyment or `lead you anywhere other than unhealthy emotions'? You can elect to stop it, deal with it later, change it, or forget it, counsels Mulholland."
