Category: counselling support for mental health
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7 Therapy Tips for Anxious Thoughts
Our brains are wired to worry and create stories, to protect from harm and this can be useful and bothersome. Memory is designed to recall unpleasant feelings and experiences to prevent them however it can be self defeating. The attempt to prevent unpleasantness is useful if managed in a balanced and healthy way / bothersome…
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Mental Health Act UK 2025
The following is an excerpt from “https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mental-health-bill-receives-royal-assent-revolutionising-care” “For years, patients have been let down by a mental health system that needs urgent reform. Those detained under the Mental Health Act have had too little say over their care and treatment and who should be involved in it. Black people are 3.5 times more likely to be detained than their…
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When Anxiety Affects Your Appetite
Eating and appetite disorders affect wellbeing and health, help and recovery is possible
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Who Are You Today? Exploring Identity Beyond Labels
Who Are You Today? Exploring Identity Beyond Labels and how counselling may help
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Supporting a Loved One after Psychosis
Support and suggestions on mental health impact for family and friends of loved ones affected after psychosis
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Life after psychosis
Talking therapy and recovery after psychosis
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Resources and support
You are not alone. Below is a curated list of trusted mental health organisations, helplines, and specialist services across the UK. These resources may be helpful alongside, may provide therapy or supportive services. Any external web links are provided for convenience only. Crisis & Immediate Support If you are in immediate danger or crisis, please…
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Is (counselling) therapy worthwhile?
Maybe you think it’s not “bad enough” to need therapy, or it’s embarrassing or difficult to reach out for support; perhaps it seems stressful to schedule when money and time are low and stress levels feel high. I believe that you are worthwhile and worth listening to. You deserve to have a space that you…
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Counselling for adolescents and young people
I work with adults and children / young people online (adolescent age 11+). I have additional training in counselling adolescents and work with clients in a secondary school and in a charitable organisation that provides support for families of children with complex medical needs. My clients tend to have experienced anxiety, school stress or issues,…
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Online Therapy for Children and Young People
Might online therapy be helpful for your child? Is your child struggling with school pressure, avoiding school or refusing attendance, anxiety, low mood or perhaps you have concerns about a change in behaviour? Seeking therapy for a child might feel daunting, maybe you feel that you should be able to understand but oftentimes just as…
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Bereavement, Loss and Grief
Online therapy England, Discover professional online therapy across England. Virtual counselling and talk therapy sessions to support mental health from the comfort of home.
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Find a Peaceful Place in your Mind
Qualified counsellor and professional online therapy across England. Virtual counselling and sessions to support anxiety and mental health from the comfort of home.
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Sidcup in person Appointments
Discover professional online therapy across England. Virtual counselling sessions to support mental health from the comfort of home or face to face in Sidcup south London
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Talking to Children and Managing Anxiety of Family Cancer Diagnosis
Brief article explores possible feelings of a parent receives cancer diagnosis and resource links for more reading
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Psychosis Recovery and how Counselling can help
Compassionate qualified professional counsellor for online therapy across England. Virtual counselling and CBT sessions to support mental health from the comfort of home.
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Reduced Fees for Online Therapy Available
For up to six months. Limited availability from November 2025, morning sessions Tuesdays. Professional support for anxiety, stress, and low mood from the comfort of home. Enquire to secure your spot now: email counselling@talktherapywithclaire
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Five Questions to ask when Choosing a Therapist
After the practical (cost, time, online or in person), there are so many factors that might influence who you choose and that’s okay. This is your therapy and your choice. Even if that choice has limits (eg NHS or charities offering free therapy), these questions can help you clarify your needs. 1. What am I…
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Grief: Gore, Guilt, Goodness and Grace
Normality of grief and bereavement mental health issues
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