KAS Counselling Services

15/11/2023

12/11/2023

Niki D and Alex in Brighton for Pink Therapy Clinical Associates get together. Finding time for us to do more planning for our upcoming Opening Up CPD! Don't forget, 10% early bird discount if you book this year.

17/08/2023

Delighted to receive my certificate today and am now a fully qualified supervisor!

20/11/2021

Today we remember all the victims of transphobia. Kas counselling stands in solidarity with our trans siblings

21/09/2021

It would be safe to say that the concepts of s*x and p**n addiction are controversial in the field of s*xology.

23/08/2021

LGBTQ+ and faith communities and mental health practitioners are united in calling for the UK government to ban conversion therapy.

31/03/2021

For all the trans and non-binary peeps who are out and visible - we love you and see you.
For those who aren't, for whatever reason, we love you and see you too!
You are all awesome.

29/03/2021

21/10/2020

Here at KAS counselling we will always check and respect your pronouns.

https://pronounsday.org/

International Pronouns Day 3rd Wednesday of October October 21, 2020 Register Now

14/05/2020

Sad to think divorce lawyers are going to be the ones benefiting from lockdown!
Relationship therapy is a much better option!

https://www.moneyobserver.com/news/getting-divorced-couples-split-lockdown-tests-relationships

The strain of the coronavirus lockdown is expected to result in a rise in divorces. Hannah Smith offers a financial checklist for anyone facing relationship breakdown.

22/04/2020

How is your relationship coping under the lockdown? In my work so far it seems some people are finding its causing real problems, but for others its been a good thing as couples are learning new ways of being together.
What are your tips for surviving?

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/how-s*x-and-relationship-experts-are-navigating-love-and-life-under-lockdown_uk_5e873911c5b6d302366ed0d2?fbclid=IwAR2yyg4yjxZcw90tbaIJGfhdvtYFFIBvlAPe59ajmfM5obnMWAO3ps5Jl6A

Even those in the know are finding it tough. Here, they tell us how they're making it work.

16/04/2020

Generally in life, no matter how bad tings are, we have some sense of familiarity, of how we "should" be able to cope. Usually this is based on our own experience, or being exposed to similar situations through the shared histories and experiences.
But things are different now. None of us has lived through this kind of experience. We have no blue print for how to manage the current situation.
There are so many things we need to think about at the moment, just in order to manage day to day life as well as process the enormity of what has happened, and what is to come.
Looking after our mental health is essential. Talking to each other is a really great way of sharing our own and our collective anxieties, worries, practical stresses etc.
And where needed seeking professional help is still an option. Here at KAS we have moved all of our sessions on to online, so that we can continue to support new and existing clients.

So, what are you doing to relieve the stress/ boredom/ worry? Why not comment and share your experiences? Or why not see how not to do it with Misery Bear?