Posts Tagged ‘psychotherapeutic counselling’
Six Low-Cost Strategies to Boost Your Mental Wellbeing
Mental health and emotional wellbeing have been top of the agenda in the last few years, and whilst more people than ever seem to be struggling post-pandemic and amidst a cost-of-living crisis, you can boost your mental wellbeing with a few simple strategies – and it doesn’t need to cost a lot. 1) Relax and…
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Mental Health at Work – How to Get Support
Dealing with mental health at work can be a challenge, especially if the problems are being caused by work. But there is a way forward to find peace and enjoy work again.
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The Method That Beats New Year’s Resolutions
At the end of last year, I wrote about making 2022 your best year yet, after a tough couple of years, 2022 offered fresh hope, but here we are in a cost-of-living crisis, showing us that not everything goes to plan. All is not lost though, we still have the ability to look back and…
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A Guide to Help with Winter Sadness
During winter, lack of daylight can leave some people feeling sad. Here’s your guide to coping with winter sadness.
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Interesting Facts About Anxiety
Anxiety disorders can be really common, but here are eight interesting facts about anxiety that you probably don’t know…
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Therapy Can Help You – Here’s How
Starting therapy can be daunting so let’s break down how therapy can help you overcome challenges and see a brighter future
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Mental Health Stigma. Is It Still a Problem?
We all have health. Mental health and physical health. So why has mental health stigma been a thing, and has the tide finally turned?
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Too Embarrassed to Get Therapy?
Far too many people never get the help they need because they are too embarrassed to get therapy. But you don’t need to feel that way and you don’t need to struggle through alone. There are no prizes for doing everything single-handedly. Life is a team sport and we can all help each other in…
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How to Cope with Loneliness
Loneliness has been a hot topic over the last couple of years with the pandemic and lockdowns and has been the theme for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, but you don’t need to be alone to feel lonely. Loneliness when surrounded by others Many people suffer from loneliness despite being in relationships, living with…
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Coercive Control: Spotting the Signs
Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse that is often overlooked. Victims can feel trapped and isolated, and may not even realise they are being abused. In this blog post, we will outline what coercive control is, the signs to look out for, and how counselling can help you recover from coercive control or…
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