Ground yourself: Look around and name 5 things you see, 4 you can touch, 3 you hear, 2 you smell, 1 you taste.
You're not alone. Connect with a support group or message a friend today.
Try a quick breathing exercise: Inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 4, exhale for 4.
Break tasks into small steps. What is one thing you can do right now?
Listen to a calming playlist or take a short walk to refresh your mind.
Text one person and tell them something you appreciate about them.
Stand up, roll your shoulders back, and strike a power pose for 30 seconds.
Grab a pen & doodle whatever comes to mind for 60 seconds.
Play your favourite song and dance like no one’s watching.
Counselling is a form of talk therapy that encourages people to address the issue they are facing with the eventual goal of overcoming the problem. In counselling, you and your therapist will work together toward ensuring your emotional and mental well-being. Your therapist will use tools to help you navigate any difficult feelings, behaviours, thoughts, or situations that you are experiencing.
The personal details of everyone seeking therapy are kept anonymous and confidential by therapists, and these details are not shared with anybody without the client's consent. However, in extreme cases where the client poses a danger to a person's - their own or someone else's - life, the therapist would get in touch with their emergency contact.
Therapy is for anyone and everyone. Anything that makes you stressed, worried, or impacts your mood can be discussed in therapy, from daily life concerns to a one-of-a-kind occurrence.