How do you know if counselling is right for you?
You may be dealing with something, having uncomfortable thoughts or feelings and may benefit from talking to a professional. Occasionally, problems will resolve by talking about them. Often, problems are a result of certain patterns of thinking, behaving, or managing emotions which may need to change. Counselling helps. A therapist has analytical and observational skills to guide clients to help them overcome personal issues.
And what about online counselling?
Online counselling – it is often referred to as remote therapy, web therapy, “e-therapy” or “internet therapy”. The intent is the same as for in person therapy – however it may be more flexible and convenient, delivered through your computer or phone, in your own space, at home, whilst travelling or wherever you may be. Research has shown it can be just as effective.
Quality & Safety at the heart
Sharon Shields
Diploma of Counselling
You at the centre.
Your needs drive the process.
Your feedback leads.
Person Centred Therapy
I use a person-centered approach to therapy believing that my clients have the desire and the capacity to grow towards fulfilling their true potential, whatever that may be and however it may look.
- Anxiety, Stress, Depression
- Grief and loss
- Suicidal thoughts
- International relations, cultural issues
- Anger management
- Addictions, alcohol and other drugs
- Life transitions, confidence issues
- Work related and career support