The Quiet Burnout No One Sees

You know that feeling where you’re doing everything — being the strong one, showing up, keeping the house going, caring for others, holding space for everyone else — but inside, you’re just… so tired?

Life Transitions: Navigating Major Life Changes with Grace

Life is filled with transitions—some expected, like a new career or a move, and others unexpected, like a sudden loss or health challenge

Effective Coaching Strategies for Anxiety

In today’s fast-paced world, anxiety has become a common struggle for many. As a counsellor and a life coach, helping clients navigate their anxiety is both a privilege and a challenge.

Recognising the Signs of Depression

Coaches often work with clients who may exhibit signs of depression, though they aren’t mental health professionals.

Understanding and Overcoming Barriers to Happiness

Happiness is a universal pursuit, yet many people find it elusive. While the path to happiness varies for each individual, certain barriers commonly stand in the way.

Identifying Coercive Control: A Guide to Healthy Relationships

Understanding and Identifying Coercive Control –

In any relationship, whether romantic, familial, or even platonic, it’s crucial to  ensure that both parties feel safe, respected, and valued.

Stonewalling as a Conflict Style Pattern

One of the most toxic and damaging forms of conflict styles is stonewalling. –

It can predict this toxic conflict pattern will eventually lead to a breakdown in communication and intimacy

Solution Focused Therapy

Solution focused brief therapy focuses on what a client wants to achieve through therapy, rather than on their problems or mental health issues in the past.

Neuroplasticity, What is it and How Can You Benefit

Don’t underestimate the power of the brain to heal, change and grow. –

Some professionals use the term neuroplasticity or brain plasticity. It allows the brain to learn new skills, form new pathways, and connections

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

Cognitive behaviour therapy is an effective therapy for helping change a person’s behaviour.
It traces back its roots to Pavlov’s experiments with dogs