Written by Freya Lawlor Person-Centred Counsellor 16+ Bristol Counselling and Psychotherapy It’s 11pm, the lights are off, the house is finally quiet…and your brain picks that exact moment to remind you about the email you haven’t answered, the meeting tomorrow,…
Written by Adriana Dorsett – our individual and couples therapist For a couple of years I have heard people talking about emotional intelligence, to which I have been both intrigued, and confused. Somehow, the words Emotional Intelligence seem triggering, like another incomprehensible slur being chucked about…
Poor mental health affects people of every gender, but societal expectations and cultural norms often result in unique challenges for men. While it’s a myth that men don’t struggle with their mental health, outdated ideas around masculinity discourage many men…
Mental Health Collaboration – Join Us! At Bristol Counselling and Psychotherapy, we recognise that mental health encompasses a vast spectrum of challenges, intricately woven into the fabric of individuals’ lives. It is not a solitary battle; it is a collective…
In the intricate tapestry of human existence, the threads of trauma often weave themselves across generations, leaving indelible marks on the collective psyche of societies worldwide. Generational trauma, the transmission of trauma from one generation to the next, is a…
Hi, my name is Akin and I am an integrative therapist. My practice is an integration of psychodynamic, person-centred and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). In your search for a therapist, you may have noticed that there are several options available,…
Hello, my name is Adetoun and I’m an integrative psychotherapeutic counsellor. An important aspect of my work is that I work interculturally via an intersectional lens. What does this mean? This means that I am trained in using more than…
By Maria Johnston Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a journey filled with unique challenges and triumphs. As a woman of colour navigating this neurodivergent path in the United Kingdom, my experience sheds light on the intersectionality of…
To break the cycle of generational trauma, there are several steps that individuals, communities, and society as a whole can take: Acknowledge and understand the trauma: Recognise that generational trauma exists and understand its impact on individuals and communities. Educate…
During your initial consultation at Bristol Counselling and Psychotherapy, you can expect several key elements to take place. The purpose of this session is for both you and the assessor to gather important information, establish rapport, and determine whether therapy…
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