Resilience Counselling and Training

21/06/2023

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Happy Summer Solstice day June 21st! A bit later than expected but you know what they say....better late than never hehe! Enjoy!

Happy Summer Solstice day June 21st! A bit later than expected but you know what they say....better late than never hehe! Enjoy!

16/10/2022

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13/10/2022

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I am sharing this daily video using a tarot card for each day to help give a focus for self-improvement. Tarot cards were used by Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Jung, who did a lot of work around the various levels of the mind, and how symbols and archetypes can relate to people on a much deeper level, mentally, spiritually and emotionally. All for the purpose of finding peace and healing. Jung also researched and was the person who coined the term 'synchronicity' whereas two seemingly =random events come together to create deeper meaning for someone, and a deeper connection to themselves and their surrounding universe.
Anyway, sorry for the delay on this, IT issues! but here it is, besides, the day is not over yet! Enjoy!

TAROT CARD OF THE DAY!

21/07/2022

Do you ever feel chest pain whilst experiencing stress?
Well if you do, then it might not be due to severe heart-related health issues, but a symptom of anxiety!
Anxiety and stress can manifest in your chest to give a sensation that something is severely wrong with your heart health, when in fact, it can be explained through the body's reaction to stress.
These can include -
1 digestive issues due to bloating or indigestion can cause a tightness in the chest, as a direct result of stress. The heartburn and gas in the chest can feel uncomfortable and cause concern. This is linked to stomach acid rather than chest tightness of cardiac problems
2 hyperventilation due to rapid breathing through stress/anxiety can cause a feeling of tight chest, but is actually due to the pressure caused by shallow breathing in the chest, rather than deeper belly breathing. This type of breathing can cause an imbalance between carbon dioxide and oxygen in the blood and therefore induce a light-headedness at the same time. The worry of something being seriously wrong can create a cycle of panic, which can escalate. The symptoms of this can be easily explained with stress response rather than anything sinister
3 chest wall or muscle strain can be aggravated by stress and feel like a tight chest sensation, and then cause someone to worry about worse case scenario. Muscle strain or irritation of the chest wall is very treatable and often improved through proper rest and recovery

In the heat of the moment it can be hard to discern what is actually going on and fear for the worst, but the above issues are some examples of how sensations related to stress can cause someone to panic.

Either way, if you are in any doubt about your health, or if you need more reassurance, then contact your GP for proper examinations, to rule out any underlying health conditions.

If you experience tight chest symptoms related to anxiety/stress, then a simple breathing technique like 'Box Breathing',, can help reduce the tension caused

To see how Box Breathing is done click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aONr6oRZKY&t=2s

12/07/2022

ONE OF THE BEST BREATHING EXERCISES FOR DEALING WITH STRESS, ANXIETY, AND PANIC ATTACKS.

IN THIS SHORT VIDEO I WILL SHOW YOU A BREATHING EXERCISE THAT CAN BE DONE ANYWHERE, ANYTIME AND TAKES NEXT TO NO TIME AT ALL TO DO, IF YOU ARE FEELING THE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL GRIP OF STRESS, ANXIETY OR PANIC ATTACKS.

THIS IS A VARIATION ON BOX BREATHING AND WITH A BIT OF PRACTICE CAN BE USED TO GIVE YOU BACK YOUR LIFE AND FEEL GOOD AGAIN

ONE OF THE BEST BREATHING EXERCISES FOR DEALING WITH STRESS, ANXIETY, AND PANIC ATTACKS. IN THIS SHORT VIDEO I WILL SHOW YOU A BREATHING EXERCISE THAT CAN BE...

23/06/2022

Here is some recent feedback from one of my clients I have been working with. It is not always possible to get feedback due to the nature of this type of work, but it is great when you do, and to know that you have been supporting something so valuable and life changing for somebody.

Counselling is not only for big problems, but for ANY problems, regardless whether you see them as big or small. If it is negatively affecting your life on any level, then it is big enough to seek help so it doesn't stop you doing what you want to do!

Stress, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, loss, bereavement, work place stress, is what I help people with in my work. Call or PM for more info and a 15 minute free call/video call if you are considering professional counselling
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10/06/2022

Resilience Counselling has been running since 2020 and has helped over 500 clients deal with mental health issues, lockdown concerns, big life changes or decisions, personality disorders, depression, stress, anxiety and bereavement of all different situations.

I have noticed a pattern in the types of problems that affect people and how to work with them to help them get to a better place.

I am currently working on training courses that will help people understand themsleves and the potential issues affecting them, plus ways to move past them.

If you could choose one thing to solve in your life at the moment, that is causing stress, or making you feel bad, what would it be? What type of course would be most helpful for you?