Comments for Counselling Therapy Cheshire and Manchester

Comment on Signs of an Anger Problem – How to Get Help by Brandon Taylor

Brandon Taylor — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:49:50 +0000

I’m 18-years-old and it’s my senior year of high school. Unlike most people, I’m not blowing off this year; I’m taking challenging courses. Ever since the second week of school, I’ve noticed a progressive behavioral change within myself. I’ve become increasingly irritable and the simplest things set me off into a rage that lasts about an hour. I usually have conflicting emotions of frustration, rage, and sorrow and I don’t know if I want to punch a hole in the wall or curl up in a ball and cry… I know it’s due to stress from school work, future planning, and my long distance relationship… I’m also a very serious person. I’m not your typical young adult. In fact, I often compare myself to a 40-year-old trapped in this body.
If you can send me any father information on how to cope, it would be much appreciated.
Thank you,
Brandon Taylor

Comment on The Importance of Tact by Andrea

Andrea — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 22:07:43 +0000

I have been having counselling, however, was unsettled by the person’s lack of tact. She just handed me a book on Mental Health, and I know this is not what professionals do. I declined to read the book, as I have found some very effective tools on the internet, and I have a lot of positive books to read at home..

She also talked about other clients, without mentioning their names, and in a somewhat unsympathetic way. I’ve decided to find someone else to confide in. However, am wondering how to do this without causing offence, as I know her socially..

I read your page today, and realised that this is an area that I could work on with relationships. Thank you.

Comment on Five Reasons to Ask for a Divorce – When Divorce is the Best Option by Divorce Blogger

Divorce Blogger — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 15:47:19 +0000

You’re quite right that many people assume that decisions to divorce are made on a whim when it is hardly ever the case. I, in fact, cannot recall a single client that hadn’t made significant efforts to try and save their marriage before deciding to initiate proceedings.

What’s more, nearly all of my clients state one of the five reasons listed above as the reason for their divorce. A lack of intimacy, frequent arguing and falling out of love with one another are some of the most common. Adultery is still relied upon regularly, but one of the above reasons is usually the reasons for a spouse’s infidelity.

This was a great post. Absolutely fantastic!

Comment on Manage Relationship Stress – Let’s Try to Breakup With Respect by Download Point

Download Point — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 07:31:19 +0000

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Comment on Try Something New Everyday by FamilyIgloo

FamilyIgloo — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:50:49 +0000

Nice suggestions to get unstuck from our daily routine

Comment on Guilt and the Busy Father by FamilyIgloo

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Comment on No Regrets – Seize the Chance to Live Life Well by Sympathy

Sympathy — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 13:30:30 +0000

“Recalling missed opportunities in earlier life often provides the motivation and determination to make up for that situation in later life.” quote of the day for me, very practical and touching.