There is a crucial truth that almost no safeguarding framework, regulator, or victim support service is willing to name. Most victims of financial wrongdoing do not develop suicidal thoughts because they are mentally ill. They develop them because they are being actively crushed by an unresolved injustice that will not stop. As one survivor put … Continue reading “I Didn’t Have a Mental Health Problem. I Had a Lloyds Problem.”
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Discovering Our Talents: Turning Adversity into Purpose through the GAME Plan
In the Academy of Life Planning’s GAME Plan—Goals, Actions, Means, Execution—the Talents session plays a pivotal role in the “Goals” stage. It follows the Personal Values Assessment, where individuals explore “Who I Am.” In Talents we explore, “Why I’m Here.” Together, these form the cornerstone of authentic living and purposeful planning. The Talents session answers … Continue reading Discovering Our Talents: Turning Adversity into Purpose through the GAME Plan
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