7 things I learned working with interpreters in the counselling room
7 things I learned working with interpreters in the counselling room
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Working Therapeutically with Syrian Refugees
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 …
Therapist at Sheffield Refugee Council
New Opportunity…. Therapist at Sheffield Refugee Council A blast from the past A few months ago, I visited my local walk-in clinic and was seen by a nurse who was born and bred in Kosovo. It was a delight to chat to her about her home country, the places I had visited and the growth …
Counselling Outdoors
Other counsellors often ask about the walk talk therapy (counselling outdoors) that I offer here in Sheffield. They are intrigued to how it works and to why I came to be offering counselling outdoors as part of my business. Walking my way through stress I first found the benefit of walking and reflection for myself over …
Walk Talk Therapy in Sheffield
A few years ago, I came across a book called ‘Working it out: Using exercise in Psychotherapy’. This book highlights that walking during counselling or therapy: Encourages a client to be more physical active Helps a client get ‘unstuck’ when talking about difficult issues Physical activity increases creative and deeper thinking
How to choose a counsellor
Finding the right counsellor can be a daunting decision. In Sheffield and worldwide, there’s a wealth of information on counselling services, but how do you select the right counsellor for your needs? Admitting to feelings of depression, anxiety, or stress is not easy, and you deserve a counsellor you can trust and one who adheres …
Coping with loneliness
We all feel lonely from time to time. Loneliness can happen when you have no contact with people. Coping with loneliness is difficult. If you feel you have little importance or no value in other people’s life. You are excluded from events or you may feel you have little in common with people. However, if …