Rhiannon Rees Counselling Blog
Complete Guide to Burnout: Part 3
When you’re burnout and struggling to cope, making just a few lifestyle changes can have a big and positive impact. These essential self care tips will help you find relief, support and enable you to feel able to cope.
Complete Guide to Burnout: Part 2
They say prevention is better than cure. Whether you or a loved one is burnout and struggling or heading in that direction, the second blog in this series will give you essential information on what burn out is and what causes it.
Complete Guide to Burnout: Part 1
Why is the shampoo in the fridge and where’s the milk? In this first of three blogs on burnout, I’ll tell you how to recognise the signs and symptoms of burnout so that you can identify for yourself when it’s time to get support.
Is There a One Right Way to Grieve?
When grieving the loss of a loved one, we may react in many different ways. You may have heard it said that ‘there is no one right way…’ for many different circumstances. So, what about bereavement; is there a one right way to grieve? Let me tell you about my...
Can I Grieve if Nobody Died?
Loss can be felt like a single droplet that falls in the calm waters of your life. At first it creates a few ripples but soon these ripples spread outward, disrupting everything in its path. Like the tears you cry, more droplets may fall after the first. Some days...
How to Cope with Christmas Traditions after Loss
We think of the festive season as a time to spend with those that we love, having fun, relaxing, sharing gifts and catching up with people we may not have seen for a while. The build up to Christmas can seem to get longer each year and for many, the anticipation and...
12 Ways to Remember a Loved One this Christmas
Trapped in the Christmas Pressure Cooker? There can be a real pressure and sense of expectation for Christmas to be the most amazing and wonderful time of the year. Christmas day will be magical and joyous and no one will get annoyed, frustrated or argue… right?...