Mental health

1 in 3 people experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): How to recognise the symptoms – and how to manage them Yes, you read that right; shockingly, one-third of us suffer from PTSD or a trauma at some point in our lives. And yet, worryingly, many people either know very little about it or have … Read More about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): How to recognise symptoms and manage them

An anxious mind is poor in concentration, focused on what could go wrong, is full of ‘what if’s’, uncertainty and catastrophes. The anxious mind has a wicked way with the imagination allowing you to wander down paths of possibly terrifying scenarios of worst possible outcomes. Feeling anxious or overly stressed distorts how we think, we … Read More about The anxious mind and 10 ways out

Guest Blog is written by Chris Winson Author and creator of the Blog underwaterbreathes.wordpress.com   If you are reading this then you are probably considering starting therapy or looking for more information about therapy. Perhaps I can help, by sharing how therapy helped me with my depression. Sarah was not my therapist but is someone … Read More about Depression, therapy and me

If you’re currently battling depression, then it very likely feels like there’s no way out. Suggestions from well-meaning friends and family about how to ‘snap out of it’ or comments about you needing to ‘realise just how lucky you are’ are not only way off the mark, but will often push you deeper into feelings … Read More about Depression, CBT & Ten steps to recovery

GDPR is a very positive step for how all our personal data is held, we will have the right for our data to be deleted and there will be insurances around how information about us is taken, stored and disposed of. The whole system around how data is kept will become a much more transparent … Read More about GDPR Therapists Questions Answered