I am Diana Churchill working in my earlier years with people with learning disabilities after studying psychology sociology and social welfare at Poole and Bournemouth college receiving a diploma.

I went into the field simply because I didn’t understand why I made the decisions I did in life. Life then was just so dam hard, I always questioned knowing in my subconscious something was wrong. I thought my life was normal, define as normal as when we are growing up we only experience the family unit we are in.

There can be deep-rooted elements as many psychologists say life is a stage and we have to deal with each stage of life if it’s at 20 or 70 years old. It’s there waiting for us to deal with often coming when we least expect it.

We have to be positive and patient as we can heal, it’s okay to feel confused, scared, tense, and angry or any other emotions that come up. I have learned these feelings are a normal part of the healing process and there is no rush to get past them.