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Reconnecting with your adult son or daughter: Steps to consider before suggesting therapy

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When your relationship with an adult son or daughter has broken down, it can leave an ache that words can’t quite soothe. You may long for understanding, forgiveness, or simply…

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Supporting a loved one with alcohol dependency

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If you’ve found yourself carrying the weight of a loved one’s alcohol dependency, first know: you are not alone. Compassion, both for you and them, is the first gentle step…

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10 Ways to cope with the stress of divorce

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Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions. It can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and at times, never-ending. While every experience is unique, there are gentle ways to support yourself as…

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My wife had an affair. Here’s how I coped.

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I never imagined I’d be in this place, wondering how everything I trusted could disappear in a moment. I had so many questions, but none of them had answers. The…

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Can hypnotherapy work for depression?

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The most common first-line approach to the treatment of depression in the UK is the use of anti-depressants; other approaches involve “talking therapies” such as counselling and psychotherapy. Recent studies…

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Walking and talking therapy

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We offer walk and talk therapy, swopping indoor therapy sessions for a walk and a talk in the natural environment. It’s therapy, but a more relaxed and natural alternative —…

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What is Hypnotherapy and who can benefit from it?

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Hypnotherapy is a form of therapy that uses guided relaxation, focused attention, and suggestion techniques to help you make positive changes in your life. It works by accessing the subconscious…

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The Great Rewiring of Childhood: Addressing Screen Time Through Counselling

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The world changed forever in 2007 with the birth of the iPhone. It brough us a new era of connectivity and convenience. For children born in the late 1990s, this…

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Coping with Mental Health at Christmas

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Christmas is often depicted as a season of joy, togetherness, and celebration. But the reality can be more complex, stirring a mix of emotions for many. For some, it’s a…

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Juggling Relationships, Work-from-Home, and Family Life: Finding the Balance

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Balancing a relationship while working from home and sharing the responsibilities of children is no small feat. The challenge lies in not only finding time for your partner but also…

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