Siblings of Neurodivergent Children: The Often-Overlooked Family Member
When we think about families raising a neurodivergent child or a child with a disability, our attention naturally tends to focus on the child with…
When we think about families raising a neurodivergent child or a child with a disability, our attention naturally tends to focus on the child with…
Grounding techniques aim to bring you back to the present moment. They help distract your mind from negative and challenging emotions, as well as unwanted…
Many autistic children and teenagers spend a great deal of energy navigating a world that hasn’t been designed for them: unclear and unpredictable social expectations,…
“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” — C.G. JungStarting therapy can feel daunting. I often tell clients that the…
When you open your exam results, whether GCSEs or A-Levels, there’s often a sense of expectation hanging in the air. You might have pictured a…
Waiting for your A-level or GCSE results can be incredibly stressful. There’s pressure from all sides — social media, school, teachers, family — and often,…
It is safe to say that our lives have become very structured, from calendars and routines being filled quickly with work, school or life demands,…
As a counselling psychologist, I’ve noticed a theme that often emerges around this time of year. By July, many of us have been running on…
It’s completely normal and valid to feel upset, angry or sad when your therapist goes on holiday. It makes sense to feel a sense of…
“Who even am I?”It’s a big question — one that pops up regularly through the course of life, and there may be times where it…