
Improve your mood and bounce back from mental health issues using skills drawn from evidence-based treatments such as Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness, Meta-Cognitive Therapy, Schema Therapy, and Solution-focused therapy.
We can help you to bounce back in the following areas:
- Stress and coping with significant life changes
- Anxiety (Panic, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Social Anxiety, Worrying, Phobias)
- Trauma
- Depression (including bipolar depression and postnatal depression)
- Eating Disorders
- Low self-esteem and poor body image
- Problematic alcohol use
As rewarding a role that parenting may be, parental burnout is very real - exhaustion, feeling detached from your children, being less effective as a parent, and feeling fed up with the parenting role. Learn what to do to bounce back and improve your relationship with your children.
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