Are you finding life difficult at the moment?
Would you like to find some answers?
Don’t know where to start?
For Counselling and Psychotherapy in Colchester, you’ve found the right place!
Here, you can get the help you need to bring clarity back into your life.
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, fear, anger, low self-confidence, addiction, trauma or PTSD, or are experiencing difficulties in your relationship or at work, there is a way out of the worry and stress.
At Colchester Counselling & Psychotherapy Practice, we can help you talk about what’s bothering you, and what aspects of your life you’re finding it difficult to cope with or manage.
You’ll get a private, dedicated and comfortable space to speak freely about whatever you want with one of our highly trained and experienced counsellors, and most important of all, we’ll listen attentively, and also guide you to share your story in a safe and productive way.
You might want a little more practical help with overwhelming feelings such as anger, low mood, or to overcome a phobia, which seems like it’ll never go away. Whatever it is, we will work with you to find a way that suits you, and consequently gets you the help you’re looking for. To start the process and begin your counselling in our Colchester practice, contact us here.
You’re in Safe Hands
In addition, you can also be confident in knowing that you’ll get help from a therapist that is well qualified to guide you, and is professionally registered with the UK’s premier psychotherapy organisations, so you can relax and know that you’re in safe hands. We are proud to offer counselling in Colchester, and have a long affiliation to the local area.
Contact us today and let’s get started. We really are looking forward to speaking with you.
Looking for Counselling in Colchester? What Kind of Help Best Suits You?
Counselling
Most of all, it doesn’t have to be a long drawn out process, because just a few brief visits are often enough to help you feel better. Counselling can be effective for both individuals to explore their personal difficulties, and also for couples to explore their relationship, and how it is and isn’t working.
Psychotherapy
Sometimes you need more than a listening ear, because maybe you’ve spoken about your problem, and you still dont seem to be getting anywhere. Therefore, you may well need a more in-depth focussed approach that goes a little deeper than counselling, and also helps you get more insight into what you’re struggling with.
Together we can find the right therapeutic approach to move your understanding to a deeper level, and help you make the changes you need. The most important thing is to find what best works for you, and work with that to create long lasting change that empowers you to take control of your life.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
CBT offers you a focussed and goal oriented solution, where we examine your thoughts and behaviours, and begin to explore what alternatives we can help you begin to adopt, and hence influence your thinking.
Another approach commonly used with anxiety and depression, CBT is very ‘thought’ based, where your automatic thought cycles are explored, and as a result we can create a shift in your behaviour, so that you begin to operate in a more harmonious way, and are able to see things differently. You might need a more focused approach such as EMDR, which we can help you with.
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Trauma and PTSD Uncovered
A vast majority of people are exposed to trauma at some point in their life. In many cases this can lead to PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder. Do you suffer with eating issues or sleep disturbances, low energy, chronic or unexplained pain? Are you bursting into...
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What’s Your Purpose for Getting Up Each Morning?
What gets you up in the morning? What is your purpose in life? Have you ever been asked this? This is a classic job interview question looking to find out about you and whether you have a purpose. It’s designed to help the interviewer find out what motivates you both...
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Do you have Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD)?
At the heart of PTSD is a traumatic experience. The word trauma is derived from the Greek word meaning ‘wound’. It was likely first used in medicine around the seventeenth century referring to wounding (a tear) of the physical body, but now there is recognition of...
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