When did grief become something to fix? 🕊️ In our modern world, we've increasingly medicalized death and the grieving process—treating loss as a problem to solve rather than a profound human experience to move through. Grief isn't a disorder. It's not something that follows a neat timeline or checklist of stages. It's messy, non-linear, and deeply personal. Yet we often feel pressure to "get over it," to return to productivity, to medicate our pain away rather than sit with

🌦️ Yellow Weather Warning 🌦️ When the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning, we slow down. We check the forecast. We adjust our plans. We move more gently through our day. Our bodies and minds issue warnings too. That persistent tiredness. The tightness in your chest. The feeling of being overwhelmed. These are your personal yellow warnings - signals asking you to pause, to tend to yourself, to adjust your approach. Just as we wouldn't ignore weather warnings and push

Just like the wild weather we've been experiencing lately, our emotions can feel unpredictable, overwhelming, and completely out of our control. One moment we're calm, the next we're caught in a downpour of feelings. But here's something powerful to remember: while we can't control when the storm clouds roll in, we *can* learn to navigate through them. **You don't have to weather your storms alone.** In counselling, we work together to help you: ✨ Recognize your emotional wea

# Weathering Life's Storms 🌧️ As Storm Amy passes through, it reminds us that storms are a natural part of life - both in nature and...

# Support Sunday 🤝 Today we pause to recognize the power of connection and community. Whether you're offering support or seeking it,...

# 🌟 Sharing Saturdays 🌟 **Taking a moment to connect and reflect...** This Saturday, we invite you to pause and share something...

# Friday Feelings 💙 **It's Friday, and whatever you're feeling right now is valid.** Maybe you're celebrating making it through another...