Trisha Lord
December newsletter: Belonging without having to Fit In
I find it inordinately difficult to get to the end of a self-help book. Sometimes they are good ideas badly written and I can’t get past...
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Trisha Lord
Nov 281 min read
Thought provoker
"Words of encouragement motivated by the wish for someone’s happiness can function as a source of revitalising light, rousing courage and...
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Trisha Lord
Nov 216 min read
Freedom Model
Many years ago, at the start of my career, I was exposed to the work of Werner Erhard, and during my time being a member of staff at...
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Trisha Lord
Nov 141 min read
Thought Provoker
"In a culture that pushes us to focus not on what we can give, but on what we can take, what we tend to take is everything for granted."...
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Trisha Lord
Nov 65 min read
November newsletter
For years now I have been unashamedly claiming that I am going to write a book. Well I am, it’s true! Its due date has come and gone...
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Trisha Lord
Oct 312 min read
Choice and Responsibility
Two inter-related ideas come ‘off the back’ of the Freedom Model (see video with this title). One of them is choice, and the other is...
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Trisha Lord
Oct 241 min read
Exciting News! 2025 Course Dates are Now Available
We’re thrilled to announce the course dates for 2025! Whether you're looking to expand your skills or deepen your understanding, there’s...
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Trisha Lord
Oct 101 min read
Thought Provoker
"We cannot afford to be separate. We have to see that all of us are in the same boat." – Dorothy Height I remember something that I heard...
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Trisha Lord
Oct 34 min read
October newsletter
Dear Brave-Hearted Reader, To readers who have kept abreast of my wintering experience of the last two newsletters, you may find...
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Trisha Lord
Sep 261 min read
"Could It Only be Two Streams of Attention?" with Sophie Stephenson
This latest recording of a dialogue between myself and Sophie Stephenson was a thoroughly joyful roller-coaster ride that took us from...
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Trisha Lord
Sep 191 min read
Thought provoker
"Gratitude will be the doorstep that keeps the door to your heart open. Peace and humility will be its gatekeeper. Cherish your heart,...
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Trisha Lord
Sep 111 min read
Thought Provoker
"To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."- Oscar Wilde I often find myself musing, with amazement,...
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Trisha Lord
Aug 285 min read
When You Can't Listen
There’s an awful a lot of personal development involved when you practice The Thinking Environment. We’ve already talked about, in other...
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Trisha Lord
Aug 213 min read
Managing the Response Stream
One of the delicious challenges of being a TE teacher is thinking about and talking about the bits that you can’t actually teach! This is...
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Trisha Lord
Aug 151 min read
Thought Provoker
"Wake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving."- Kahlil Gibran I'm thinking of trying this out. I am...
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Trisha Lord
Aug 81 min read
Thought provoker
"The flower is always the bud’s undoing. Let go then."- Pavithra K.Mehta If I knew that I would never see a full-blown rose, or the...
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Trisha Lord
Aug 14 min read
August newsletter: Lost and Found
At the tail end of July we lost one of our fur babies. I know there are far more inconsolable losses to suffer than this one, and yet –...
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Trisha Lord
Jul 251 min read
Youtube: Doing and Being
In this third video in the series of Dialogues between myself and Sophie Stephenson , we explore the continuum between doing and being...
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Trisha Lord
Jul 181 min read
"If grief can be a doorway to love, then let us all weep for the world we are breaking apart so we can love it back to wholeness again." -Robin Wall Kimmerer
All my life, since childhood, I have known a particular type of transpersonal grief. It is different to personal grief. And whenever I...
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Trisha Lord
Jul 44 min read
Succeeding at Failing: A Recipe for Human Refinement
Dear Brave-Hearted Reader, I wonder which human emotion you would say you find the least easy to be with? For me, it’s a see-saw between...
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