When therapy can help
We all have times when we feel unable to deal with what can be an overload of emotions and thoughts. Our response may be to shut down or we may try to use food, substances, activities, relationships to drown out their intensity, gain some sense of peace or control. When these methods - sometimes formed over many years - cease to work, therapy can help get back in touch with our core self.
Below I have listed some (not all) of the issues I can help with:
*Feeling low, depressed or suicidal
*Low confidence or self-esteem
*Panic, anxiety or phobias
*Trauma
*Relationship or sexual problems
*Bereavement and loss
*Anger
*Domestic or sexual violence
*Problems at work or redundancy
*Bullying
*Addictions
*Self-harming
*Eating disorders
*Psychosomatic illness
Usually, expressing feelings and making sense of troubling issues with a counsellor or psychotherapist for a number of weekly sessions will give you a different perspective and the emotional clarity to start living a more satisfying, healthy or meaningful life.
As it often turns out, therapy can also be process of discovery far beyond the relief of symptoms: to get to know yourself better and have a fuller experience of life.
Spaces are currently available for 3-times weekly sessions at a reduced rate.
Call or text me for an appointment at 07795977164. You can also email me at email@piecebypiecetherapy.co.uk (please do check your spam filter in case my reply ends up there).
PIECE BY PIECE
Therapy can be like a puzzle with no pre-arranged order. Slowly, step by step, things fall into place.
Whether it is change, acceptance, insight, letting off steam, recovering from loss, addiction, trauma or illness ... the process happens one piece at a time.