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Blog: Mental Health in Children and Adults
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Self Destructive Compulsions and the Window of Tolerance
Self destructive compulsions can attach to almost anything: food, work, exercise, shopping, social media. The object varies; the…
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Supporting a Neurodivergent Teenager: A Parent’s Guide
Adolescence is a lot to navigate under any circumstances. New social expectations, more independence, growing academic pressure, a…
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How Long Does Therapy Take? Realistic Timelines for CBT and EMDR
One of the most common questions I’m asked before a first session isn’t about what therapy involves. It’s…
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Managing the Darker Months: Seasonal Low Mood in Aberdeen
If you notice your mood consistently dips as the days shorten, you’re not imagining it, and if you…


As a Psychotherapist, I decided to write first of all as a mother of three children and a professional about different areas around mental health and how to support the development of children.
It's always better to focus more on prevention, than trying to fix chronical disorders.
While some parents are sometimes just fortunate or resourceful, others are struggling with many challenges in their lives to have a fulfilled life as a family.