Counselling for Carers
You may not think that the term “Carer” applies to you…that you are only doing what any spouse/partner/parent/relative would do. However, meeting the care needs of another person, can be both deeply meaningful and profoundly exhausting. The knock-on effect may leave you feeling:
- Emotionally overwhelmed or burnout
- Caught between advocating for your loved one and meeting your own needs
- Guilty for wanting space or boundaries
- Isolated, unseen or disconnected from your own identity
- Grieving a changing relationship with your loved one or the loss of the life you imagined
- Anxious about the future or struggling to cope with day-to-day tasks
My sessions combine warmth with practical and emotional insight; by offering support that is tailored to you as a whole person, we can tend to your needs and explore how to regain some balance.
You may not think that the term “Carer” applies to you…that you are only doing what any spouse/partner/parent/relative would do. However, meeting the care needs of another person, can be both deeply meaningful and profoundly exhausting. The knock-on effect may leave you feeling:
- Emotionally overwhelmed or burnout
- Caught between advocating for your loved one and meeting your own needs
- Guilty for wanting space or boundaries
- Isolated, unseen or disconnected from your own identity
- Grieving a changing relationship with your loved one or the loss of the life you imagined
- Anxious about the future or struggling to cope with day-to-day tasks
My sessions combine warmth with practical and emotional insight; by offering support that is tailored to you as a whole person, we can tend to your needs and explore how to regain some balance.
You may not think that the term “Carer” applies to you…that you are only doing what any spouse/partner/parent/relative would do. However, meeting the care needs of another person, can be both deeply meaningful and profoundly exhausting. The knock-on effect may leave you feeling:
- Emotionally overwhelmed or burnout
- Caught between advocating for your loved one and meeting your own needs
- Guilty for wanting space or boundaries
- Isolated, unseen or disconnected from your own identity
- Grieving a changing relationship with your loved one or the loss of the life you imagined
- Anxious about the future or struggling to cope with day-to-day tasks
My sessions combine warmth with practical and emotional insight; by offering support that is tailored to you as a whole person, we can tend to your needs and explore how to regain some balance.