Support for carers: discover your strength, process grief, and reclaim your identity through counselling.

How can counselling support people when the roles reverse and they become a carer for their parents?

Therapist Claire Seadon explores how counselling can provide support for parents of children with special educational needs.

How can therapy support caregivers in navigating the challenges they may face?

How can caring for somebody impact mental health? Neil explores the role of counselling to support carers.

In this article, a counsellor explains how counselling can support people living with dementia.

Throughout our lives, there will be times when people we love are taken ill, perhaps we have to care for them, or they may even need a stay in hospit…

There are times in life, when unexpected things happen; where it feels as if any control that you had over your life suddenly disappeared and went ou…

Having worked at two different centres supporting young carers in the Merseyside area, I have an understanding of the strengths as well as the diffic…

Supporting a partner who has mental health challenges, can be a stressful and sometimes lonely position to be in. You may find yourself the only one…

There are many types of loss when it comes to people in our lives. It's not just death that can take a loved one away from us. Other types of losses…

As professional counsellors, we are equipped to deal with counselling interventions for ranges of clients. Long term conditions (LTCs) such as Alzhe…