I can't stand the way he eats an apple! Many people come to counselling and psychotherapy to try to resolve difficulties with relationship. Sometime…

Self-harm can be troubling for parents to witness. It can also be bewildering, frightening and alarming. The parents of many of the children/young pe…

Recently the Telegraph and now Vanity Fair launched a serious critique of what the ‘Tinder’ generation means for us. They were asking if we have lost…

A year ago we heard the tragic news of Robin Williams’ death. Since then, more celebrities have started to reveal their experiences with mental healt…

Many of the people I have worked with have been diagnosed with depression by their GP, and are taking medication as a consequence. Often this will he…

The Home Office has introduced new guidelines regarding mental health disclosure.

Some say that we are born seeking relationships. It can appear, sometimes, that the world is built around couples, and families are often cited as t…

Feeling alone and knowing that something does not feel right and whatever you do the feeling just won't go away can be a sign that you no longer want…

Worrying too much? How to develop from an amateur worrier into a professional worrier. Do you find yourself worrying excessively about a variety of…

Trauma as an individual experience There can be a huge gap between an external event and internal experience when it comes to trauma, considering th…

I recently went to see the latest Disney Pixar film “Inside Out”. As the film progressed I found myself feeling more and more annoyed with the charac…

“I hate conflict”, the words spoken by many afraid of communicating their own opinion. Almost inevitably we come away from conversations and discussi…