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Hi, Let me introduce myself. I'm a SAHD living in Australia. I have 3 kids (2 teens) and have been married for over 20 years. I've worked in IT for 20+ years and have re-trained as a primary school teacher but am currently unemployed. I've struggled with many things over the years and I know from experience that having an understanding and listening ear can make a big difference. I'm an excellent listener and will never judge, lecture or belittle your struggles. Whilst we all have unique attributes and life experiences our struggles are common. I'm here to help.

Number of Ratings: 47
Number of Reviews: 8
Listens to Over 18
Languages English
Listener Since Dec 1, 2014
Last Active over 6 months ago
Gender Male
Progress Path Step 398
Cheers 21,570
People Helped 74
Chats 414
Group Support Chats 0
Listener Group Chats 0
Forum Posts 1
Forum Upvotes 0
Categories
Depression
Work Stress
Bullying
Anxiety
Parenting
Family Stress
Exercise Motivation
Forgiveness
Getting Unstuck
Loneliness
Relationship Stress
Feedback & Reviews
Kindhearted, wonderful, patient, experienced soul that was willing to help out in my time of need. Cannot thank him enough!
Very supportive and great listener
An amazing listener
Really helpful. Helped with all my issues.
It's great when you come across someone who can make an extremely difficult time a little easier. Thank you for being a great listener and thank you for caring.
Thank you!
Amazing. So kind and helped me talk through some things that I really needed to discuss. Thanks for being awesome!
thank you so much :D
Badges & Awards
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Questions Answered
What is the best way of managing excessive work demands??
December 10th, 2014 11:25am