Jul 20, 2025 | Counselling, Self Confidence
A week when tears were important Last week the media spotlight was turned on the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves because she was ‘visibly upset’ during Prime Minister’s questions. It transpired that this was due to a personal matter which had spilled over into her...
Jul 4, 2025 | Counselling
When your life feels like its unravelling When 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...
Mar 22, 2025 | Counselling, Peer Support
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...
Mar 13, 2025 | Counselling
Her Story, Her Science: Celebrating Forgotten Women in Psychology Indigo Thinking came about when we found ourselves at the end of our training but we wanted to continue to support each other and grow together. To be able to share our experiences and help others gives...
Feb 13, 2025 | Counselling, Peer Support
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,...
Oct 17, 2024 | Counselling, Menopause, Self Help
Menopause – the stripping of self As the resident member of Indigo Thinking currently struggling with Menopause, I wanted to take this opportunity, as it is World Menopause Awareness Month, to talk about my journey and how counselling, amongst other things has really...
