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3 Benefits of counselling

July 28, 2018 By //  by admin

Counselling is used to support people process their emotions and problems in a healthy way. It provides tools and skills to cope with everyday life. It is a positive way to get to the root cause of your issues if you are going through emotional and psychological problems. These include things such as depression, anxiety or grief and loss. Counselling can be used by everyone, including people with disability, to grow and reach their potential. In this post, I will talk about three benefits of counselling.

Improved wellbeing

There can be situations in our everyday lives that affect us. It may be an issue at work or with work colleagues, or maybe a friend or a relative you’re having a misunderstanding with. It may be a situation at home, with your family or your partner. These little everyday struggles can pile up. Before you know it they can have an effect on your general health and wellbeing. Counselling can tackle issues based on what is most important in your life right now. Even something as small as talking about what is bothering you can have a big effect in improving your mental health.

Enhanced relationships

Sometimes, the way we act and the way we do things clashes with other people’s expectations and misunderstandings can occur. Relationships, be it with your friends, family or your partner, are an essential part of your life and need to be nurtured and cared for. Counselling can help explore relationship and communication issues, enabling you to enhance your connections to people that are important to you. Counselling can also provide you with the tools and skills to continue to have positive relationships throughout your life.

Coping mechanisms

How do you deal with disagreements with other people? What do you do when you don’t get your own way? How do you unwind when you’ve had a hard day? Everybody deals with and copes with everyday stressors differently. If you have difficulty coping, counselling can assist by providing you with tools and skills to cope better the next time you are faced with a challenging situation. By arming yourself with helpful coping mechanisms, you will be able to face daily challenges with confidence or minimal anxiety.

If counselling sounds like it may be of benefit to you, you can book a complimentary 30-minute session with me to discuss your needs.

Filed Under: Counselling Tagged With: benefits, counselling, wellbeing

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