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For some it may not be a happy Valentines Day
For some it may not be a happy Valentines Day According to statistics, in the first few months of the year many couples separate or divorce. There are of course many reasons for this. Often underlying relationship issues, which have been building up over a long time, crack under the extra strain of Christmas. The…
Death of a loved one
Death of a loved one Everyday we hear about death – on the news, in the papers, and we all want to believe that it’ll never happen to us. Of course, most of us will experience the death of someone close sooner or later. Each loss is a highly individual experience. There is no set…
How psychotherapy came off the couch and into the clouds
How psychotherapy came off the couch and into the clouds The therapist’s couch has long been a staple of books and movies, a place where truths are revealed and neuroses untangled. But, almost unnoticed, the delivery of psychological support is being transformed – by the internet. Although I am a firm believer in the benefits…
Anxiety and panic attacks
Anxiety and panic attacks This page is for anyone affected by anxiety or panic attacks, friends and relatives of people who experience anxiety and those who are starting out working with people who are affected may also find it useful. The page is designed to illustrate some of the common causes of anxiety, its effects and…
What causes low self-esteem
What causes low self-esteem Major negative experiences in childhood or adult life can shake your core beliefs and cause them to change. This will normally happen over time and you might not realise at first that your self-esteem is being lowered. Experiences that commonly impact on people’s self-beliefs (self-esteem) include: being subject to abuse –…
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