Newcastle Psychologist 
Teaching your children how to regulate their emotions is an important part of being a parent, though this can be tough sometimes. Parenting doesn’t come with a guide or handbook, and it’s inevitable many parents will need advice, help or guidance at some point, especially if their child is having difficulties managing their emotions. If … Read more
Everyone has heard the phrase before that communication is key. Good communication is the best way to improve any relationship you have – especially romantic relationships. You might be wondering what happens when couples attend counselling sessions with a couples therapist in Jesmond or a nearby area in Newcastle to improve their communication and their … Read more
If you find it hard to motivate yourself and get started on the pile of work in front of you in the morning, you are not alone. Many people experience low motivation around their job, though if you start to dread work in the evenings, it could be sign of work related depression. Work related … Read more
The symptoms of depression can sometimes differ between men and women. While feeling persistently sad, lacking in motivation and loss of interest are common symptoms of depression, men are also more likely to experience anger outbursts, aggression and engage in substance abuse. If you have been dealing with similar feelings and it has been affecting … Read more
Hypnotherapy has been used to help many people overcome a wide range of issues. During a hypnotherapy session, a trained hypnotherapy specialist helps to guide you into a relaxed state of consciousness and helps enact change through providing helpful messages directly to your subconscious. If you are seeking out hypnotherapy in Newcastle to help you … Read more
There are many signs that show it might be helpful to seek online counselling or local help from one of our counsellors in Newcastle Upon Tyne. Sometimes, however, it is not always so obvious that we need help. As we live with ourselves all day, every day, sometimes the signs of distress can build slowly. … Read more
If you experience symptoms of depression, stress, or anxiety while you’re at work, you are not alone. Many people find their mood and anxiety worsen at work for a variety of reasons. These include the workplace being a stressful environment, increased workload, lack of job satisfaction, or conflict with colleagues. If this is left to … Read more
If you suspect you have anger problems, there are steps you can take to reduce the impact of your anger and get it back under control. Anger should not be thought of as a negative emotion. When we label emotions as negative, we often end up feeling worse because not only do we have to … Read more
Anxiety can occur naturally for children as they get to grips with the world around them. If excessive worrying interferes with their ability to function at home, at school, or with making friends, it may have become a bigger problem. As we provide a safe space for children at our child psychology clinic, our trained … Read more
In this episode Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo (of “The Adversity Psychologist Podcast“) talks to Dr Stuart Sadler, Clinical Psychologist and Sleep Specialist. I am sure we have al experienced difficulties with our sleep at times. During the pandemic sleep issues were more commonplace. This episode will help you understand more about sleep and how it can … Read more