Conflict resolution strategies in couple relationships
At some point in every relationship, there will be some sort of conflict. However, it is very crucial…
An introduction to Gestalt therapy – part II
…How therapy works Awareness and cognitive insight alone are necessary, but not sufficient. It is believed that it…
An introduction to Gestalt therapy – part I
History Gestalt psychology is a theory of perception according to which people tend to find meaning and wholeness…
5 ways to move past childhood traumas
‘Some survivors of trauma are able to remember the traumatic incident through mental flashbacks, while others develop coping…
Counselling · General · Health
Breath in Therapy
If you’ve noticed your therapist asking about your breath, there’s a good reason for this. Oftentimes I ask…
Do I need a counsellor or a therapist?
We often hear the terms ‘counsellor’ and ‘therapist’ when referring to professionals in the mental health field. Although…
The body (and) psychotherapy
There’s a general consensus among practitioners and scientists alike regarding the relationship between the body and the mind,…
Winter Blues: Why does this weather make me feel blue?
Different times of the year may trigger different reactions within us. Some may find that the summer months…
What is Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and how can it help?
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is a widely researched and evidence-based form of talking therapy originally developed in the…
5 tips on how to manage your time better
Time management is an important skill to practice in our day-to-day life. By managing time better, we manage…
Zoom Fatigue: 5 Magic Tricks against Zoom Fatigue (Part 2)
Hoping you enjoyed that face-to-face mug of Butterbeer with a fellow muggle friend outside your screen reality this…