We are creative beings so it is not surprising that during these challenging times many people are exploring their creative talents to manage their mood and stress levels. Why have our skills stayed latent for so long? Time is often a reason so lockdown and social restrictions may mean we now have pockets of time […]
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Change Counsellors are always curious about changes. When clients are experiencing difficulties it is understandable that those issues dominate their thinking. A counsellor might ask about times when those issues were not present or times that they do not occur. For example, if a client states they argue about everything we might explore what sort
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Self-care and animals We are known as a nation of animal lovers and although not everyone may fall into that category there are certainly plenty of pet owners. Unsurprisingly then that when we asked our staff a picture that summarises how they relax and manage self-care, the majority were of pets followed by some wildlife
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Today I\’ve been taking some time out of a stressful week for self-care. A walk in the rain & fresh air around #polesdonlacey #ranmorecommon #tannershatch with the beautiful Autumn colours, splashing in muddy puddles , breathing in the fresh air and eyes adjusting to natural light instead of a computer screen was all very medicinal.
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Top ten reasons why our clients come to Relate Mid and East Surrey for Couples Counselling Our recent research has shown that post counselling there were significant improvements experienced in all these areas, however the issues which couples noticed the greatest changes were communication (94% of cases), Managing conflict (93% of cases), my behaviour (86%
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