Counselling and Psychology Aren’t the Same Tree: How to Know Which One You Need
Most people seeking support assume counselling and psychology are just different branches of the same tree. But they’re actually two different trees growing in the same forest — both valuable, both needed, but offering very different kinds of shade.
Understanding the difference can help you choose the kind of support that feels right for you, your story, and the way you want to heal.
Nothing Is Wrong With You: The Myth of Productivity Redefined With Self-Compassion
Some days, even when I adore what I’m learning, my mind simply refuses to stay in one place. Today was one of those days. I sat down with every intention of immersing myself in my studies – work I genuinely love – and instead found myself drifting, fidgeting, seeking micro distractions, and feeling strangely untethered.
From “I Am Wrong” to “I Did Wrong”: How Shame Changes the Story
In therapeutic spaces, shame often arrives quietly. It’s the inner whisper that says “I am not enough” - a message about our being, not our behaviour. The author Brené Brown describes shame as the intensely painful belief that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love, belonging, or connection.
Silent Nights, Peaceful Minds: A Guide to Mental Health this Christmas
While Christmas is often described as a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness, for so many of us, it is also a season marked by worry, emotional overwhelm and anticipatory anxiety.
Reflection Board Workshop - 17 January 2025
Join us in this uniquely introspective workshop experience
Understanding Your Anxiety - It is Possible!
Anxiety has become more common in recent years, and it does not discriminate between age, gender, education or socio-economic status. Regardless of our success, maturity or intellect, anxiety can have us buckling at our knees and feeling hopelessly overwhelmed.