| When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.
– Franklin D. Roosevelt People seek counselling for various reasons including when they are feeling lonely and isolated, depressed, angry, inadequate, insecure, stressed, anxious or overwhelmed by emotions. These feelings which affect the quality of relationships, self-esteem and daily life may be related to a personal crisis, a major life change or unresolved issues from the past, a bereavement or loss, the effects of abuse, or perhaps a work or family issue. |
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The worst loneliness is to not be comfortable with yourself. – Mark Twain |
Counselling can offer an opportunity to:
- Be listened to in confidence by a trained counsellor who is not directly involved in your everyday life.
- Explore your fears and anxieties without being judged.
- Understand your present patterns of thinking and behaving and identify those which may be unhelpful, and how they originated.
- Make sense of your pain and initiate change.
- Examine difficulties in making and keeping relationships.
- Evaluate and challenge assumptions and belief.
Where might you be at the end of it?
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