22/01/2026
Are you worried about seeing a counsellor?
You are not alone. I know i was.
It took me months before I decided to see one. I only wish I did it earlier, but I guess I wasn't ready. Or just aftaid.
Afraid of what you ask? Being vulnerable.
I think people are afraid to show that side of themselves because they had to be strong for others. Or that was their conditioning. In their eyes, vulnerability equals weakness, but most of us know that's not true.
It's actually the opposite. Vulnerability shows strength.
Ego also plays a big part, 'there's nothing wrong with me', I'm not crazy, I've just had a bad week, month, year, it's not my fault, it's theirs. We fill our heads with so many excuses so we don't have to deal with the person looking in the mirror.
People have so many misconceptions, but the truth is...
The role of a counsellor is to help people explore, understand, and help them resolve personal, emotional, psychological , or relationship issues.
The work is grounded in empathy, active listening, and being nonjudgmental.
It's about creating a safe, confidential, and supportive environment where people can talk openly, gain insight, and develop strategies to cope.
Help clients, set goals, feel heard, validated, and less alone.
So, if you're looking to talk to someone, please contact me via the website www.theloactivetherapy.com
Free 30 min consultation, either by phone or face-to-face.
I offer online, group, and 1:1 counselling.
Active/Talk therapy, or we can just talk.
These are your sessions.