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Stay up to date with the latest insights, tips, and news on mental well-being and personal growth from our expert hypnotherapist and counsellors.

Each week, our counsellors will share free valuable information and inspiration to help you on your journey towards a healthier mind and a happier life.


Christmas ~ it's nearly here

Christmas, it’s almost upon us, but these days it feels like it starts in September (or even earlier if you have those friends on social media who’ve been counting down since Spring). Shops fill their windows with outlandish decorations, and those corny jingles echo far and wide, long before you’ve even put away your summer wardrobe.

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Single at Christmas~Not a Problem

Being single at Christmas can feel challenging, but it’s also an opportunity to focus on self-care, meaningful connections, and creating your own joyful traditions. You can navigate the Christmas period solo and successfully.

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Disability Awareness month ~ 14th November to 20th December

It's essential to acknowledge that mental health challenges can be particularly complex for individuals with disabilities due to unique barriers they may face, such as stigma, accessibility issues, or social isolation. Here are some supportive strategies to promote mental health during Disability Awareness Month and beyond.

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Carers Rights Day ~ 21st November

Carers often face significant stress and mental health challenges due to the demands of their role. On Carers Rights Day, it's important to focus on both acknowledging these difficulties and providing support.

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International Day for Tolerance ~ 16th November

Being tolerant means accepting and respecting the differences and beliefs of others, even if they are not in alignment with your own. It involves an open-minded approach to diversity, fostering peaceful coexistence and mutual understanding.

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REMEMBRANCE DAY ~ 11th November

Remembrance Day in the UK, held on November 11th, usually remembered with ceremonies on the Sunday before the 11th, if the 11th does not fall on the Sunday. It is a time for honouring those who have served in the armed forces, particularly those who lost their lives in conflict. For veterans and active military members, this day has significant mental health implications, both as a source of pride and as a potential emotional burden.

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