Counselling
Counselling is a process of working collaboratively with a skilled professional to facilitate behavioural change and aid personal development. Clinical counselling addresses mental health concerns along with relationship issues, career development, self compassion, self esteem, and personal growth. Counselling services aim to identify and resolve deeper issues and promote health and wellbeing. Our counsellors have specialized training to provide tailored support for various mental health issues.
Individual counselling helps clients develop self-awareness and manage emotions, while marriage counselling assists couples in navigating their relationship challenges.
We also offer online counselling for those who prefer the flexibility of remote sessions, and trauma counselling to help individuals manage and heal from traumatic experiences.
Latest Counselling Blogs
Explore the latest blogs from our team of experts to support your mental health, relationships and wellbeing. Our diverse team of counselors brings varied backgrounds and experiences to create an inclusive environment for all clients.
Potential clients can also schedule a free consultation to determine compatibility with our therapists
Frequently Asked Questions
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Counselling typically refers to short-term support focused on specific issues or life adjustments, such as stress management or relationship problems. Therapy, on the other hand, often involves a more in-depth exploration of psychological issues and may address long-standing patterns or mental health conditions.
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Counselling provides individuals with a safe space to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It helps them develop coping strategies, improve their problem-solving skills, and better understand themselves and their relationships.
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There are numerous types of counselling, each with its own focus and techniques. Some common types include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic counselling, humanistic counselling, and solution-focused brief therapy.
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Some people may benefit from just a few sessions to address a specific challenge. In contrast, others may engage in longer-term counselling for ongoing support.
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Counselling sessions may involve discussing your experiences, learning new coping techniques, and reflecting on your progress. The process is generally collaborative and tailored to your individual needs and objectives.