Let’s talk about Mental Health without fear
It’s time to break the stigma that is associated with mental health difficulties. It makes a difference when people like Prince William admit that anyone can struggle, irrespective of age, gender, race and socioeconomic status. Listen to his message below.
Read personal recovery stories my clients have generously shared
Your Mental Health Ally: How to choose the right Clinical Psychologist in Birmingham
Embarking on the quest to find the right mental health professional can be daunting. The fear and confusion that arise are natural, but they need not hinder your journey towards healing. By acknowledging your needs, utilising available resources, and trusting your instincts, you can navigate this process with confidence and discover the support you deserve.
Finding Hope in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Personal Story
Discover the power of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) as I share my personal experience with anxiety and depression. Uncover its transformative effects in managing thoughts and behaviours, with the support of a compassionate psychotherapist. Whether through the NHS or privately, CBT can be a life-changing tool for overcoming mental health challenges.
Why Do I Upset People Without Meaning To?
Learn why you may upset people unintentionally, how intent differs from impact, and how therapy can help with shame, defensiveness and repair.
How to support the Mental Health of young people
The National Centre for Social Research recently found that young people with mental health issues are three times less likely to pass their GCSE exams when compared to their peers. Therefore, it is more important than ever for a young person support network to rally around an individual if needed.
Why Small Wins Matter in Therapy and Mental Health Recovery
Small wins in therapy can help you recognise real progress, especially when self-criticism, comparison or frustration make gradual mental health recovery feel invisible.
Collaboration with LinkedIn: Out of sight shouldn’t mean out of mind, when it comes to working from home
Working from home has become the new normal, but employees worry about the negative impact on their careers due to proximity bias. Dr Nick shares advice on approaching conversations with employers about flexible working, emphasizing rights, planning, maintaining relationships, prioritizing well-being, and advocating for progression.







