'It really does come back to our relationship with ourselves, how willing we are to deepen from within and not look outside of ourselves in search of the answers to our woes.' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist 

'Bringing it back to our relationship with ourselves is key, for otherwise it can be all too easy to demand from another what we are not prepared to live for ourselves.' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist 

'The phrase 'don't judge a book by its cover is potentially relevant when it comes to relationships getting together or separating. The outplay of what occurs is important to be understood otherwise we can fall for what we think we see rather than observing how it truly is. Some relationships that separate are an evolving experience for both people, some that get together are stunting for both etc...it is a very personal situation in each case to be understood with true discernment.' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist 

'It is important to acknowledge that if we have given up on people in anyway that this has come from giving up on ourselves first. Otherwise life becomes about blaming others and/or circumstances to avoid taking responsibility for our part in the lack of brotherhood we see in the world...for how many of us can truly say that we live every moment in support of unity for all?' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist  

'​We are all one and the same on the inside...a simple truth yet we have not made it our common experience as a global society. Whilst we may feel moments of this it is not the predominant experience of life for most and has never been throughout history. Perhaps as a society we ought to consider why this is the case?' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist

'​Letting go of outcomes in life is a big one. How often do we attach to a certain result, which in many cases isn't necessarily so obvious until we don't get it…' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist

'The relationship we have with ourselves is the relationship we have with all others. Hence if we are not supporting ourselves we cannot truly support another.' - Brendan Mooney Psychologist