How is Counselling Useful?
Counselling deals with the problems of living and their resolution, for example:
v Dealing with stress and anxiety
v Accepting loss or bereavement
v Affairs
v Adapting to life with a new baby
v Managing Anger
v Improving Communication
v Coming to terms with Sexual Abuse
v Making Life Transitions
v Personal Development
v Family problems
v Domestic Violence
v Low Moods and depression
v Balancing work and home
v Children reaching their teens
v Understanding relationships
v Building self-confidence
v Getting used to step-families
v Coping when children leave home
v Adjustment to relationships in mid and later life
Divorce or separation doesn’t just affect the adults in a relationship – it can affect the way children view relationships for life. Long running disputes can cause pain to the whole family, making it difficult or impossible to live under the same roof, and the problems one person may be going through can impact on other family members.
v If two people decide to separate or divorce, then emotional support can be given through what is inevitably a painful process.
v Help can be given in managing the practical and emotional aspects of being co-parents living apart
v If your family is having problems, you can come for Family Counselling individually, as a small group or the whole family together to help you work things out in a way that is best for everyone.