Newcastle Psychologist 
Children explore the world in different ways to adults, using play to develop skills and find solutions to everyday problems. Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy that involves play to help children work through difficult emotions. By using play, children are able to explore their feelings, with therapists facilitating and using play to gain … Read more
With so many different therapy methods, it can be difficult to understand what these techniques involve, and which is best for you. Although face-to-face therapy such as CBT and CFT are commonplace, research has shown that online forms of these counselling methods can be just as effective. For those who live further afield from our … Read more
For children, experiencing a bereavement can often be a confusing and difficult process. When a family pet or loved one dies, there are many different ways that children show their grief, which vary from adults. Grief and loss are amongst the common issues that children may be struggling with, where parents get in touch with … Read more
Hypnotherapy is a type of therapy that uses the power of influence to encourage positive change within your life. Whether you are struggling to overcome a phobia, give up a bad habit, or require help with treating chronic pain, hypnotherapy can help. Our specialist hypnotherapist at Newcastle Psychologist is highly skilled in providing hypnotherapy in … Read more
Although often mistaken for introversion or being shy, social anxiety is a difficulty that can significantly affect the lives of those suffering. Symptoms of social anxiety can include feelings of worry, dread, and physical anxiety at the thought of social situations. Social anxiety can also lead to feelings of depression. For those struggling with social … Read more
Depression is a serious problem that affects people of all ages, and can severely impact everyday life for both sufferers and those around them. Low mood and depression can make it difficult for an individual to connect with others on an emotional level – even the people they love the most. If your friend or … Read more
PTSD, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, can affect anybody who has experienced any form of trauma. The charity PTSDUK estimates that up to 10% of people will experience Post Traumatic Stress Disorder at some point in their lifetime. Whether an accident victim, army veteran, or survivor of abuse, PTSD can develop at any time in … Read more
For people who identify as LGBTQ+, there can still be social stigmas that cause a range of difficulties in day to day life. Coming to terms with being a different sexual orientation, gender identity, or feeling “different” from others can be a source of great distress, with many people not sure where to turn for … Read more
Intrusive or unwanted thoughts are a common occurrence, and can be unpleasant for anybody. But for those with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), intrusive thoughts can begin to dominate the mind of the sufferer. While everyone experiences intrusive thoughts, even on a day to day basis, they often cause extreme distress for people with OCD or other … Read more
It seems as if we are always hearing advice about how best to live our lives. One of the most frequently lauded practices for happiness is meditation, boasting benefits such as anxiety reduction, sleep improvement, and increased productivity. With endless science-backed evidence, meditation really does have a huge range of advantages – providing you have been … Read more
