Why do so many men avoid therapy? Let’s explore the myths, stigma, and small changes that can help men get support before things reach breaking point.
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7 Common Myths About Men’s Mental Health (and What We Need to Say Instead)
7 Common Myths About Men’s Mental Health (and What We Need to Say Instead)—let’s bust the myths that stop men from getting real support and connection.
Understanding Anxiety in Teens. A Guide for Parent’s
Understanding Anxiety in Teens: A Parent’s Guide. Learn how to spot the signs, offer support, and know when to seek help in this parent-friendly guide.
What Is Life Story Work?
Life story work helps individuals make sense of their past and understand how it shapes their present. Learn how it fosters healing and strengthens identity.
Reflecting on Neurodiversity Celebration Week: What I’ve Learned (and Unlearned)
Reflecting on Neurodiversity Celebration Week, exploring what’s changed, what still needs work, and why learning is an ongoing responsibility.
Understanding Anxiety in Kids
Anxiety in children is common, but with the right support, they can thrive. Learn how to recognise anxiety, its causes, and ways to help your child manage it.
How to get a Mental Health Care Plan
If you're considering seeking help for your mental health, understanding the process to a mental health care plan can feel a bit overwhelming, but...
Five Things to Do Before Your First Therapy Session
Preparing for your first therapy session can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Discover five essential things to do before your first therapy session that will help you ease anxiety, clarify your goals, and start your journey with confidence.
Psychologist? Counsellor or Social Worker?
Which Mental Health Professional is Right for You? People seek therapy for many reasons. While some may have been referred by their GP for mental...
Knowing When to Ask a Professional About Anxiety
Knowing When to Ask a Professional About Anxiety When is anxiety getting in the way? Many of us experience anxiety, sometimes without realising it....
The Power of Empathy and Showing Up for Each Other in Times of Pain
Empathy is about truly listening and being present with someone in their suffering. It’s not about offering solutions or trying to fix their problems but about being a comforting presence. By showing empathy, we can help alleviate some of the emotional burden they carry and make them feel seen and heard. Listening and being there is sometimes the best and only thing you can do.
Navigating the Holidays: A Guide to Setting Boundaries for a Stress-Free Festive Season
boundaries are essential for self-care, particularly during the holiday season. Your responsibility is to prioritise your wellbeing, not to please everyone else at the expense of your mental health.