Clarendon Counselling

Clarendon Counselling Individual Counselling, Couples Therapy, CBT, Clinical Supervision, & Mentoring. BACP registered Psychotherapist.

23/04/2026

Drop the perfectionism 😇

Words to live by. And so beautifully put🥰
21/04/2026

Words to live by. And so beautifully put🥰

I’ve learned that not every connection is meant to last forever, and that doesn’t make it a failure—it makes it a lesson.

There were times I held on to people longer than I should have. Not because things were still right, but because I valued the history, the memories, the way things used to be. I thought letting go meant I didn’t care, or that everything we shared meant nothing.

But that’s not true.

Some people come into your life to teach you something—about love, about trust, about boundaries, about yourself. And once that lesson is learned, their role in your life naturally changes.

I’ve learned to stop forcing connections to stay the same. To accept that people grow, paths change, and not everyone is meant to walk with you forever.

And that’s okay.

Because holding on to what no longer fits only prevents you from experiencing what does.

I’ve also learned that letting go doesn’t erase the value of what once existed. You can appreciate the memories, respect what was, and still choose to move forward without carrying it into your future.

That’s growth.

I’m becoming more aware of the energy I allow into my life. More intentional about who I keep close. More focused on connections that bring peace, clarity, and mutual respect.

I no longer chase people. I no longer beg for consistency. I no longer settle for confusion.

If it’s real, it will show. If it’s meant to stay, it will remain. And if it’s not, I’ve learned to let it go without losing myself in the process.

There are still moments where letting go feels heavy. Moments where I wish things could have turned out differently. But I don’t let that stop me anymore.

Because I understand now—every ending creates space.

Space for better connections. Better energy. Better alignment.

And I trust that what belongs in my life will find its way to me, without force, without confusion, without me having to lose who I am to keep it.

So I move forward—with gratitude for what was, and peace about what’s next.🤍

The difference you feel when you speak more kindly to yourself is profound. It changes everything, internally and extern...
17/04/2026

The difference you feel when you speak more kindly to yourself is profound. It changes everything, internally and externally.

Your relationship with yourself has to be healthy if you are to have healthy relationships with others.

It’s the basis of how you choose to be treated.

How do you choose to speak to yourself?

Quality of life directly relates to how you are choosing to spend your time. The impact of quality time on your wellbein...
16/04/2026

Quality of life directly relates to how you are choosing to spend your time.

The impact of quality time on your wellbeing is profound.

Choosing to do the things you want to do, the things that make you happy, gives you a greater sense of fulfilment than anything else.

Are you making time for your happiness? Can you make more?

One of my favourite things I make time for is spending time alone in nature, finding peace, switching off from the busyness of life. It’s calming, it’s grounding, and despite being alone I feel a greater sense of connection to the world.

What are you making time for? Let me know 👇

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15/04/2026

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14/04/2026

Put yourself in line with others.

You are no less deserving of love and care than the next person.

Give AND receive.

Allow yourself to connect more deeply.

Allow others to connect with you more deeply.

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Your relationship with yourself sets the tone for every other relationship in your life.Not in a “just love yourself and...
13/04/2026

Your relationship with yourself sets the tone for every other relationship in your life.

Not in a “just love yourself and everything will be perfect” kind of way, but in the quieter, more honest ways:

How you speak to yourself when you make a mistake.
What you tolerate when something doesn’t feel right.
Whether you abandon yourself to keep the peace… or stay connected to your truth.

Your internal world becomes your normal.

So if you’ve learned to be critical, dismissive, or emotionally unavailable with yourself, it can start to feel familiar when others meet you in the same way.

And if you’re learning to be kinder, more boundaried, more self-aware, you’ll begin to notice what no longer fits.

It’s about awareness.

When your relationship with yourself shifts,
everything else starts to shift too.

Such a great moment to sign off the manuscript!No more reviews, edits, or read-throughs.The cover is being created and t...
12/04/2026

Such a great moment to sign off the manuscript!

No more reviews, edits, or read-throughs.

The cover is being created and then it’s all systems go to launch day.

Keep an eye out for more updates and how to sign up for the priority list to get your copy with exclusive bonuses 😃

Connection doesn’t just happen — it’s created, nurtured, and maintained through communication.Not perfect communication....
11/04/2026

Connection doesn’t just happen — it’s created, nurtured, and maintained through communication.

Not perfect communication.
Not saying everything “right.”
But honest, open, and willing communication.

It’s choosing to say:
“I felt hurt when that happened” instead of shutting down.
“It matters to me that we understand each other” instead of pulling away.

Because connection doesn’t thrive in silence, assumptions, or avoidance.
It thrives in the space where we feel safe enough to be real.

And that starts with communication 🤍

10/04/2026

Who are you? What makes you deserving? Where can you focus your attention that means you feel better about yourself?

Build your inner cheerleader 📣

It’s all coming together!Keep your eyes peeled if you’re looking for support in managing conflict in your relationships ...
08/04/2026

It’s all coming together!

Keep your eyes peeled if you’re looking for support in managing conflict in your relationships - this is for you!

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Grosvenor House, Agecroft Enterprise Park
Manchester
M274AA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 8pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Thursday 1pm - 8pm
Friday 10:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9:30am - 4:30pm

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+447831202104

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