In Episode 9 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth discusses why some of us allow ourselves to be constantly walked over by other people.

Are you constantly being taken advantage of? Do people seem to expect that you'll agree to do something for them, to the point where you feel completely taken for granted? Why do good people often find themselves being put under so much pressure by coworkers, colleagues, family or friends? In this episode, Steve helps you to understand why people react this way to you and gives you some helpful advice on how to define your personal boundaries and stop it from happening in the future.

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In Episode 8 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth discusses 7 ways to break the habit of negative thinking.

Many of us experience repetitive, negative thoughts such as worries, anxieties or fears. But what can we do when our thoughts start to intrude on our everyday lives and begin to affect our mental wellbeing? In this episode, Steve talks about how negative thinking can begin at an early age, why it can often be so hard to change our thought patterns and 7 useful techniques that will help you to begin to consciously and deliberately stop thinking negatively and begin to enjoy a life of hope and happiness.

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This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. In Episode 7 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth discusses his own personal battle with anxiety and depression. He talks about how it affected him, his friendships and how he learned to overcome feelings of hopelessness and look forward to the future with a sense of hope.

1 in 4 of us experience a mental health problem each year, so why are we afraid to admit to ourselves and others when we have a problem? Have we got it all wrong with positive thinking and could it be causing us more problems than it solves? Steve answers these questions and more in this very intimate and personal episode of The 'S' Word.

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In Episode 6 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth asks... Who are angels? Are they real? And if they are, what do they want?

If you would like to learn more about angels and how to connect with them, the special listener link mentioned in this episode can be found here: http://bit.ly/AngelsAreReal.

Many of us believe in angels, but how many of us have experienced the presence of an angel or believe our guardian angel has saved us from harm? You may be surprised at the answers. Even more surprising is some of the historical evidence for angels that suggests they could be something entirely unexpected. 

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In Episode 5 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth asks... How can we tell that it's real love? Why do people keep falling in love with the wrong people? Why do some people never seen to find love? Why is love such a mystery?

For centuries, songs have been sung about how love turns our world upside down and the heartbreak we feel when a relationship ends. The media, literature, history and culture are filled with depictions of love, so you would be forgiven for assuming that human beings are all experts on the subject. But the fact is, very few of us know what love is and even fewer can tell whether what we are feeling is the real thing. So how can we know if what we are feeling is true love? Find out the answers in this episode of The 'S' Word.

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In Episode 4 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth asks... What should spiritual people do with anger? Why do so many people get angry with God? And is it wrong to be driven with anger?

When we begin our spiritual journey, many of us believe it to be the start of an amazing adventure. While this is true for the most part, the reality of spiritual awakening is often far from what we thought it would be. As our eyes open to the horrors of the world, our initial hope and excitement can be replaced with feelings of hopelessness, frustration and anger. It can often feel like some kind of cruel cosmic joke, our spiritual path has opened our eyes to the injustice and cruelty of the world, but now we are powerless to do anything about them! 

So how do we as spiritual people move beyond these feelings and make a difference to the world? Should we pray and ask God to save the planet? Should we protest? Could positivity and love make the world a better place? Or is it something entirely different?

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In this special Easter episode of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth talks about grief and how to cope with losing loved ones. 

Nothing can prepare us for bereavement. The pain we feel when someone we love dies is unlike any other and special times of year just seem to make it even more difficult to bear. So how do we cope when everyone around us appears to be moving on? And what can we do when our grief never seems to end?

Steve discusses why we grieve and what we can do to help ourselves and those around us to begin our journey of healing.

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In Episode 2 of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth talks about how to spot a fake spiritual person. Can we tell who is spiritual simply by the language they use, the knowledge they possess, the way they present themselves or whether they go to church on a Sunday? What about people who curse and use bad language? With so many people claiming to be spiritual, it's important that we learn who is real and who could be using spirituality to manipulate and control us. 

Discover the questions you need to ask to ensure your spiritual journey is safe. Is it safe to trust anyone with your spiritual beliefs? Some of the answers may surprise you. 

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In this first episode of The 'S' Word, Steve Wentworth talks about fear and how it can prevent your spiritual adventure before it has even begun. Discover how you can overcome your fear of exploring your spiritual self as well as useful tips on what you need to avoid to ensure a safe and secure spiritual experience.

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