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WORKING WITH COUPLES 4: Managing Conflict (Part 2)

2023-10-23T10:34:50+02:00October 10th, 2023|Lecturers|

This is the fourth article on communication in marriages and relationships. In article three we started to shift the focus towards conflict and managing this conflict. We again discuss the destructive patterns in dealing with conflict and find a way forward in addressing them. In our previous article we indicated that conflict is inevitable

WORKING WITH COUPLES 3: Managing Conflict (Part 1)

2023-10-23T10:35:20+02:00September 18th, 2023|Lecturers|

This is the third article on communication in marriages and relationships. Here we shift the focus towards conflict and managing this conflict. In the following articles let’s discuss the destructive patterns in dealing with conflict and find a way forward in addressing them. Conflict is inevitable in all close relationships. We are all different

Imposter Syndrome: Conquering Feeling Like a Fraud

2023-09-15T10:48:47+02:00September 15th, 2023|Counsellors, Jessica|

Imposter syndrome, also known as imposter experience or imposter phenomenon, is not a diagnoseable mental illness but rather, a term used to describe the intense feelings of intellectual worthlessness (linking with social context and perfectionism) which is often experienced by  high achieving individuals (Vergauwe et al., 2015; Cuncic, 2023). It may present itself  as being

Understanding and Addressing Anger Issues in Children and Teens

2023-09-12T13:34:18+02:00September 12th, 2023|Interns|

Anger is a natural human emotion, and experiencing it from time to time is a common part of life. However, when anger becomes uncontrollable, frequent, and disrupts daily functioning, it may indicate an anger issue that needs attention. Children and teenagers, in particular, can struggle with managing their anger due to the challenges of emotional

The Concept of the Inner Child and How to Heal It

2023-09-12T12:33:37+02:00September 12th, 2023|Interns|

In my counselling journey so far, I have noticed that a lot of the people that I see are still holding on to a lot of the painful experiences they had in their childhood. These past childhood experiences can have very destructive effects on peoples’ present lives. The inner child is seen as “the core

An Introduction Guide to Living with Someone with Dementia

2023-09-12T12:14:04+02:00September 12th, 2023|Interns|

What is dementia?  Dementia is best explained as the loss of cognitive functioning their thinking, their memory (ability to remember), and reasoning (making complex decisions) is affected so much that it starts to inhibit   a person’s life and the activities they were capable of doing previously. There are also many people with dementia that have

What is AI’s Potential Role in Counselling Services?

2023-09-12T09:36:56+02:00September 12th, 2023|Interns|

The incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the field of counselling has sparked a an interest in the way mental health services are delivered. With AI technology rapidly advancing, the notion of AI taking over the role of human counsellors is no longer confined to conspiracy theories; it is becoming a reality. This article explores

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