Do You Fear Your Prejudices?
How we deal with prejudice in our own lives, at an individual level, makes all the difference to the impact we have on society at large.
With an educational background in philosophy and mathematics, as well as in counselling, site founder and publisher Dr Greg Mulhauser enjoys working with the team at CounsellingResource.com and launching other new projects from time to time. He lives in England and loves spending time with his wife and daughter.
How we deal with prejudice in our own lives, at an individual level, makes all the difference to the impact we have on society at large.
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There’s a standard piece of advice frequently offered by psychologists and counsellors to people who are struggling to make sense of a challenging relationship. That piece of advice works pretty well when trying to understand politicians, too.
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