COVID-19 Counselling Support
Counselling might be for you if...
...You're feeling stressed, worried or anxious about the ongoing pandemic situation.
...You have you been feeling more irritable lately, resulting in increased arguments
...You're having sleep issues due to stress.
The endless news updates and social media posts about the COVID-19 pandemic can be overwhelming. Counselling support can help you learn to manage and reduce your stress.
Could you benefit from counselling support?
Book your first appointment today.
NOTE ON COVID-19
During this time of pandemic I have adjusted my customary fees for late cancellations and rescheduling. A late cancellation fee will not be applied if you fall ill within 24 hours of our appointment and need to cancel your session. However, clients who do not arrive to their appointments will be charged a fee for the missed session.
Getting counselling support during COVID-19 pandemic:
It's normal to feel concerned about the state of the world during this time. For many people, existing mental health concerns and relationship stress has worsened. A common experience of high stress is anxiety, a fear of losing control, and imagining the worst outcomes. An inability to tolerate uncertainty and a low stress threshold are also common.
Thankfully, you can easily find helpful tips for mental health during the pandemic. Reading recommendations isn't always enough to reduce stress, though.
Counselling for COVID-19 support might be helpful for you if:
- You are having difficulty sleeping
- You are feeling easily irritable, frustrated or angry
- You are experiencing anxiety or panic attacks
- You are feeling a sense of unreality or dissociation
- You are having frequent arguments with your partner or other loved ones
While social distancing, self-isolation and quarantine are necessary to help "flatten the curve," no one needs to suffer mentally beyond what is reasonably expected.
To encourage social distancing, all counselling sessions are being held online and via telephone. Click here to read about how to prepare for distance counselling. Distance counselling may not be appropriate for everyone depending on the nature of their concerns and their situation.
Reach out for emotional support, and remember: you do not have to suffer through this.
Book your first appointment or consultation to see if we're a good fit.