Becoming a counsellor: A guide

In recent years, counselling has become more highly recognised by the NHS as an effective way to help people with mental health problems. Various programs to...

The Importance of Counselling Sabbaticals

Individuals who work in a counselling or caring profession can be prone to stress related issues that over time can impact on the quality of their own emotio...

Counselling Supportline Training

Telephone services that provide instant support, to individuals experiencing a wide range of emotional problems and issues, have become a popular and accessi...

How to Avoid Burnout as a Counsellor

Providing on-going counselling support to individuals experiencing emotional issues can be draining and exhaustive, if proper steps are not put into place to...

Body Dysmorphia Counselling Support

Body Dysmorphia or Dysmorphic Disorder, otherwise known as BDD, is a mental health issue that relates to preoccupation with self-image. This condition can on...

Counselling Self Harmers

Self-harm counselling provides a confidential, supportive service for individuals who resort to self-harm in order to cope with deep-seated emotional issues...

Counselling Using the Sedona Method

The counselling process can be enhanced with the introduction of other complementary therapies or concepts. The Sedona Method is a personal development appro...

Eating Disorder Counselling Support

It is estimated that 4% of 16-25 year olds suffer from bulimia each year, with an additional 1% of 10-20 year olds suffering from anorexia. Eating disorders...

What Are Talking Therapies?

Whilst most forms of therapy involve talking and expression Talking Therapy generally describes open conversation between an individual experiencing emotiona...

What is Lay Counselling?

Trained and qualified professional counsellors provide support and guidance to people experiencing emotional problems and difficulties that impact on their l...