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Stresscatcher Integrative Counselling for adults in the UK "Hi, I’m Gina Savory from StressCatcher. I have worked as a Psychologist (Clinical and Research) for over 13 years.

As a British-trained and experienced Integrative Counsellor with a background in Clinical Psychology, I help people with issues with depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, personality disorders, abuse and traumas. I aim to help my clients understand themselves better so that they can go on living their lives empowered by their self-awareness and regain control over their own lives. I have had clinical experience in various settings, including different NHS Mental Health Services and NHS Wellbeing Services. I offer a confidential, non-judgmental and empathic space in which you can explore your thoughts and feelings."

5 Ways to Cope with Economic Downturn and the Ukraine WarThe world is a tough place right now. We're in the midst of an ...
08/10/2022

5 Ways to Cope with Economic Downturn and the Ukraine War
The world is a tough place right now. We're in the midst of an economic downturn, and the war in Ukraine seems to be never-ending. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and hopeless. But there are things we can do to help ourselves cope better. Here are five integrative counselling strategies that can help.
1. Acknowledge your feelings. The first step is to simply acknowledge how you're feeling. Don't try to push your feelings away or bottle them up. It's okay to feel scared, anxious, or sad. Recognizing and accepting our emotions is an important part of managing them.

2. Identify your strengths and weaknesses. Take some time to sit down and think about your strengths and weaknesses. What are you good at? What do you struggle with? Knowing our strengths and weaknesses can help us focus on using our strengths to manage our weaknesses.

3. Seek social support. It's important to seek out social support during tough times. Talk to your friends and family members about how you're feeling. Join a support group or see a therapist if you need professional help. Talking about our experiences can help us feel less alone and more supported.

4. Practice self-care. Taking care of yourself is crucial during difficult times. Make sure you're getting enough sleep, eating a healthy diet, and exercising regularly. Take some time for yourself each day to do things that make you happy, such as reading, listening to music, or spending time outdoors.

5. Focus on the positive. When times are tough, it's easy to dwell on all the negative aspects of our lives. But it's important to focus on the positive as well. Think about all the things you're grateful for, no matter how small they may seem. Make a list of positive affirmations that you can read when you're feeling down. They may seem like simple steps, but they can make a big difference in how we cope with difficult situations.."

It's important to take care of yourself emotionally as well as physically during tough times like these economic downturns and wars. Seek out social support, identify your strengths, practice self-care, and focus on the positive. These things will help you better manage your emotions and get through difficult times.

The Mental Health-Money ConnectionWe all know that money can be a source of stress. But did you know that your financial...
08/10/2022

The Mental Health-Money Connection

We all know that money can be a source of stress. But did you know that your financial concerns can also bring to light old mental health issues? If you're not careful, these mental health issues can spiral out of control and wreak havoc on your life. In this blog post, I'll explore the link between mental health and money. I'll also provide some tips on what you can do to address any mental health issues that may come to light.

Mental Health Issues Can Lead to Financial Concerns
If you're dealing with mental health issues, it's likely that they will have a negative impact on your finances. For example, depression can lead to job loss, which can in turn lead to financial instability. Anxiety disorders can make it difficult to stick to a budget or save for retirement. And Obsessions can cause compulsive spending. If you're not careful, these financial problems can spiral out of control and leave you in a bad place. That's why it's so important to address any mental health issues that you're dealing with. Only then can you get your finances back on track.

Financial Concerns Can Lead to Mental Health Issues
Just as mental health issues can lead to financial problems, financial concerns can also trigger mental health issues. For example, if you're constantly worrying about money, you may develop anxiety or depression. Or if you're dealing with a lot of debt, you may start to feel overwhelmed or even hopeless. If not addressed, these mental health issues can have a serious impact on your life. That's why it's so important to get your finances under control if you want to maintain good mental health.

What You Can Do
If you're struggling with both financial and mental health concerns, it's important to seek help from professionals who can address both problems. There are many organizations that offer financial advisory services. These advisors can help you create a budget, stick to it, and get your finances back on track. You can also find a counselling service which may also provide you with support and guidance as you deal with your mental health issues. If you're not sure where to start, talk to your doctor or therapist—they may be able to recommend both services in your area.
Don't forget that addressing both your financial and mental health concerns is essential for living a happy and healthy life!
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Hi I am a registered psychotherapeutic counsellor (MSc, PgC, MBPsS) by the AHPP , and I offer Psychotherapy to adults. I offer Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Psychodynamic therapy. CBT is really useful for people suffering from depression and anxiety. Psychodynamic therapy is really helpful for people with relationship issues.