Counselling and Therapy Blog

International Women’s Day 2026 - held annually on 8 March, is a worldwide opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements and recognise the continuing journey toward equality. While the day often highlights inspiring success stories, it also invites reflection on the everyday realities many women navigate — work pressures, family responsibilities, social expectations and personal wellbeing.

Does Relationship Counselling Work: Couples, Relationship and Marriage Counselling for Infidelity - Relationships can be one of the most meaningful parts of our lives, but they can also be one of the most challenging. Couples often seek support when communication breaks down, trust is damaged, intimacy changes, or repeated conflict begins to feel unmanageable. Whether you are navigating ongoing difficulties or facing the possibility of separation, counselling can provide clar

The Relationship That Shapes Every Other One - How Building a Relationship with You can improve Other Areas of Life and Forge Stronger Bonds with people and in future relationships

Understanding Childhood Trauma - ACEs Recovery Childhood trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can take many forms. They might include experiences of neglect, abuse, loss, or other difficult events that happened when you were young. These experiences can leave deep emotional wounds that affect how you see yourself and the world around you.

Social media is now much more than just a place to share photos or opinions. It has become a lifeline for many and even a source of vast wealth and [apparent] popularity for others. While critics often highlight the potential harms to mental health, others find connection and community on digital platforms and these can be places where users not only share their own experiences but also discover connection and community.

Your childhood may explain some of your pain, but it doesn’t have to define your future. If you recognise the signs of Adverse Childhood Experiences in your own life, therapy can offer a path forward. You are not alone—and healing is possible