There can be times when we have difficulty coping, or life seems to lose it's meaning. The trigger could be memories of the past, painful events in the present or worries about the future.

Anxiety, Depression, problems with relationships bereavement, divorce and the stresses and strains of everyday life can all take their toll. At other times we can feel as though we are aimless and our life lacks purpose. it can be difficult to confide in family or friends.

In these situations, it can be helpful to talk to someone who is trained to listen without judging you or trying to influence your decision-making.

A counsellor can give you the time and space to explore your concerns, enabling you to make the changes necessary to move forward in your life.
 

What Conditions Can Counselling help:

Stress
Depression
Eating disorders
Trauma
Relationship Issues
Self harm
Self esteem and confidence
Anger management
Sexual abuse
Sexuality
Bereavement

To empower the client to have the potential to work through their issues to lead a more fulfilling life, given the right climate and therapeutic relationship. This enhances an individuals mental and physical well being. Often we experience Stress, trauma, illness and are unsure why we are unable to regain strength or why we continue in a cycle of illness and depression.When emotional needs are not met or when our resources are used incorrectly, we suffer considerable distress. When we start to look at our resources and unmet emotional needs and start activating our own natural resources in new ways we then regain mental and physical well being.

Many individuals have 'formed' themselves by trying to please others but when they are free, they move away from being this person as they have a stronger understanding of now who they truly are.

What Benefits can be Expected?

At the Natural Health Centre, all our counsellors are members of the British association of counsellors and psychotherapists (BACP).

If you want to speak personally with one of our counsellors, please feel free to contact the centre, or have a look at our “links” page where you will find direct links to their specific websites.