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The Invisible Gap: Why We Feel Lonely Even When We’re Connected
Loneliness is not a failure of connection, but a cry for authentic relationship. If you feel a persistent gap, disconnected even when you’re busy, it could be a signalling relational need that goes beyond socialising.
INDIGO THINKING – our family grows again…
We are delighted to share some exciting news! The Indigo Thinking family is expanding, and we are thrilled to welcome the newest member to our collective of Relational Psychotherapeutic Counsellors, Clare Connor.
A Time for Honesty and Connection
Today, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day, and we at Indigo Thinking believe it’s also a crucial day for honesty and connection. To honour this reality, the members of the Indigo Thinking collective each shared a short clip reflecting on what mental health or the therapeutic process means to them.
A week when tears were important
Crying is a release and is often done in private. The media did not know what to do with Rachel Reeves’ public tears. She was seen as fragile, vulnerable, weak even. Tears shed with a trusted therapist can be healing, restorative; they can be ‘the good tears.’
When your life feels like its unravelling
When your life feels like its unravellingWhen your life feels like it's unravelling: how relational counselling can help you gather the threads.Do you sometimes feel that you are unravelling? That you can’t quite catch hold of the strands of you that are slipping away...
INDIGO THINKING – a growing family…
Indigo Thinking was created by trainnee counsellors looking for additional support to help them on their journey to becoming qualified. We are so excited to announce a new member of the Indigo Thinking family…. welcome Rachel Scanlan!
International Womens Day
When we think of psychology’s pioneers, the names often lean towards the familiar, and often international. But this International Women’s Day, let’s shine a light on the incredible women, whose ground breaking work has been too often overlooked.
Indigo Thinking – the continued discovery of autonomy
Indigo Thinking was created by trainnee counsellors looking for additional support to help them on their journey to becoming qualified. The goal has always been to encourage each member to tread their own path, promoting autonomy and exploration.
Menopause – the stripping of self
Menopause is a natural process and there’s no denying this is a tough time. As it’s World Menopause Awareness Month, I wanted to talk about my journey and how counselling, amongst other things has really helped.
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