After leaving an abusive relationship, many people find healthy love surprisingly uncomfortable. The absence of chaos can feel unsettling, even boring. This article explores why that happens and how to heal so that safe, stable love feels like home.

When an abuser passes away, the experience of grief is far from straightforward. It's common to feel a mix of relief and sorrow, alongside emotions like anger, guilt, and the understanding that justice may never be served. Whether you find yourself mourning the potential they had or experiencing a newfound sense of freedom, all your feelings are completely valid.

Leaving an abusive relationship is really tough, but you don’t have to go through it alone. With the right support, healing is possible. Therapy can give you a safe space to be heard, understood, and guided as you take steps toward rebuilding your life. 💜

January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month. This blog explores the signs of spiritual abuse, how it manifests in relationships, and the steps to healing for those affected. Support and compassion are key in helping survivors regain their sense of self and faith.

Trauma can affect memory in confusing and intense ways. This blog explores how trauma impacts memory and offers practical strategies to help you manage these challenges. Learn more about how memory struggles can be part of the healing process and find support along the way.

Therapy isn’t just for crises. It’s a powerful tool for personal growth and healing. Whether you’re facing trauma, or relationship challenges, or simply want to understand yourself better, counselling offers a safe, supportive space to navigate life’s complexities.

Discover why New Year's resolutions often fail after leaving an abusive relationship and learn actionable strategies to heal, set boundaries, and build a supportive network. Embrace progress, not perfection, on your path to recovery.

The holiday season isn’t joyful for everyone. Discover how Christmas can escalate domestic violence and learn how to recognise the signs, offer support, and find hope for a safer future.