Hazel Hill

Hazel Hill is a BACP Accredited counsellor and supervisor with over 20 years experience. She provides face to face counselling, as well as walk talk therapy in Sheffield to individual and couples. She also provides online counselling for aid workers and road traffic trauma. Hazel, as a qualified supervisor, also helps trainee counsellors, and supervisees applying for Accreditation. You can ring her on 07814 363855 to book an appointment now.

8 helpful ways to deal with stress

2 Comments / BACP, counselling, counsellor, Depression, self care, Sheffield Counselling, stress and anxiety /

Do you find you often feel stressed? Are your nights disrupted with poor sleep? Is your mind often thinking about too many things. Then STOP. It sounds as though you are stressed.  Below are eight helpful ways of dealing with stress. Active change can help you build a happier life for yourself.

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Therapeutic Journal – Journey to knowing yourself

3 Comments / Anxiety, counselling, Personal development, reflection, Sheffield, Sheffield Counselling /

Why write a therapeutic journal?   Therapeutic journal is aimed at helping you, the writer, to understand yourself.. It can take you on a journey where you discover the ‘real’ you. It starts to  help you understand how your think  and learn about your emotions. It can also help you unpick your problems and start

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Working Therapeutically with Syrian Refugees

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Working Therapeutically with Syrian Refugees As part of Refugee Week,  I thought I would  share my experiences of working therapeutically with the Syrian Refugees on the Resettlement programme. This programme is based here in Sheffield with the Refugee Council. When working as a humanitarian worker, I enjoyed working with different communities.  I worked with displaced

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Working as a counsellor for Employment Assistant Programme (EAP)

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Affiliate EAP work can be a steady, varied part of a private practice. Below I explain what EAPs are, how referrals work, typical requirements, and the real-world pros and cons from a counsellor’s perspective. What is an Employee Assistance Programme? An EAP is a confidential, employer-funded wellbeing service. Most offer a 24/7 helpline, information/advice, and

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