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Online Counselling vs Face-To-Face Therapy: Not Better or Worse, Just Different
Online counselling is not better or worse than face-to-face appointments, it is just a different option with its own advantages and benefits. Online counselling is the future of talk therapy and because it is so comfortable, it has the potential to help many people. Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Burnout, Online Counselling, Shyness
Tagged addiction, advantage, body language, counselling, counsellor, email counselling, face to face, internet, Messenger, online, online counselling, online therapy, relationship counselling, relationship issues, sexuality, shyness, Skype, telephone counselling, therapist, therapy, webcam
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5 Top Tips if You are Gay or Bisexual and Want to Make Friends
Shyness, or pressure to hide who they really are, can make it hard for some gay or bisexual people to make friends. Talking to a counsellor or therapist can be the first step in recovering confidence and meeting people. Continue reading
Posted in Gay and Lesbian, Sexuality, Shyness
Tagged acceptance, baggage, counselling, counsellor, friends, friendship, personality, psychology, self-esteem, shyness, therapist, therapy, trust
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How to Find Self-Confidence Online
Struggling with plans and goals that seem to amount to nothing? Talking about changes online is one positive step you can take to make them happen. Continue reading
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Tagged changes, confidence, confidentiality, counsellor, goals, online counselling, research, resolutions, self-esteem, shyness, therapist
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