Services
Counselling for anxiety negative
Counselling can help you understand why you are having anxiety and negative thoughts which are affecting your relationships, and help you to change them.
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Breavement Loss Counselling
Grieving can be complicated.
Bereavement and loss come in many different forms. It can be the death of a loved one – husband, wife, child, parent, relative or friend. Loss can also be felt in other situations such as divorce, separation, redundancy, illness, injury or loss of sexual function. Every situation and personal response is unique in the manner and time it takes to recover and feel able to participate in and engage with your life again.
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Couple Counselling for Anxiety
Can’t see any way out.
Anxiety and depression are debilitating conditions experienced by approximately 1 in 10 people at some point in their lives. Although not the same condition, they are often experienced together.
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Separated Parenting
Separating can be a stressful and emotional time. When children are involved and there has been conflict in the relationship prior to and during the separation or divorce, children can end up witnessing it and sometimes used as a means of controlling or punishing each other.
If separating couples are able to control their feelings in front of the children and work together in the best interests of the children, then children can manage the upheaval in their lives with less distress and disruption.
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The number of sessions required
The length of time spent in counselling is flexible and varies according to individual needs. Some people make rapid progress; others find themselves in a position of requiring longer-term support. Usually counselling sessions are weekly until the acute stage is passed and then may become fortnightly and finally monthly or stop when clients feel there is some form of resolution and they have the necessary skills to maintain their relationships themselves.
My theoretical approach
Integrate various theoretical approaches in my counselling, including systemic theory, attachment and loss, person centered counselling, psychodynamic therapy and transactional analysis, also using aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy and neuro linguistic programming.