Peter Crowe Counselling & Psychotherapy

Peter Crowe Counselling & Psychotherapy Peter Crowe is an experienced psychotherapist providing client-focused counselling and therapy for p Welcome to the Peter Crowe Counselling page.

This is where I post ideas and articles relevant to my professional work as a counsellor, psychotherapist, coach, facilitator, teacher and consultant. I provide client-focused counselling with a psycho-spiritual orientation and work with a full range of client issues from those that constellate around crisis to those that represent the challenge of awakening – particularly since these experiences are often connected. A personal crisis may signal that you're 'standing at the threshold' between a habitual way of being and a new way forward. No life is free of suffering and seeking help often means transforming a painful issue into a new source of hope. I work with clients facing difficult life events that include: relationship issues, intimacy and sexuality, issues of gender and sexual identity, fatherhood, parenting in difficult circumstances, life transitions, dislocation and belonging. Often these prompt feelings of distress in the form of emotional pain, disappointment, guilt, shame, anxiety, grief, anger, depression, emotional numbness or lack of empathy. Conversely, clients may choose to work with me in order to explore personal development, leadership and self-assertiveness, creativity, decision-making and purpose. They come with the aim of discovering more joy and meaning in their lives.

In this article, Elle Hunt offers a valuable reminder that by us that by avoiding difficult emotions we risk fueling the...
12/02/2021

In this article, Elle Hunt offers a valuable reminder that by us that by avoiding difficult emotions we risk fueling the rapid cycles of anxiety. Yet by changing our inner monologue through the the practise of self-compassion, we take one small, but crucial step towards improving our mental health.

Is your internal monologue friendly, calm and encouraging – or critical and bullying? Here is how to change it for the better

08/04/2020

Alastair Campbell: A focus on famous people risks blurring the message that mental illness can happen to anyone

When things get really bad, it's certainly worth considering antidepressants, though as their effects vary from person t...
27/11/2019

When things get really bad, it's certainly worth considering antidepressants, though as their effects vary from person to person, it's always best to be well informed as to their implications before you start taking them.

Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23931980-100-nobody-can-agree-about-antidepressants-heres-what-you-need-to-know/

For some they are lifesavers, for others ineffective and even addictive. Our special report looks at why even experts disagree on antidepressants, and what the real truth is

When things get really bed it's understandable that we would seek help from our GP, however it's worth remembering that ...
27/11/2019

When things get really bed it's understandable that we would seek help from our GP, however it's worth remembering that there's no miracle cure even with antidepressants

It's the first step on a long journey.

We still have a couple more places available on 'The Discovery of Will' course we are running in October. For more detai...
16/09/2019

We still have a couple more places available on 'The Discovery of Will' course we are running in October. For more details visit www.consciouscollective.org.uk

In this radio programme, Philippa Perry explores the enormous psychological impact on children caught in the middle of a...
18/05/2019

In this radio programme, Philippa Perry explores the enormous psychological impact on children caught in the middle of a bitter separation and divorce.
Though divorce rates are falling, increasing numbers of parents are going to court to fight over their children. Around 80,000 children are affected by battles in the family courts every year.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00051dz

Recognition from Cafcass (Children and Family Court Advisory Service) that there are no winners when parents fight over ...
18/05/2019

Recognition from Cafcass (Children and Family Court Advisory Service) that there are no winners when parents fight over their children. There is increasing recognition for the term 'parental alienation' and this is a devastating experience for any parent, however in being manipulated by one parent against the other, children also suffer deep self-alienation impacting their ability to form stable relationships as adults.

Rise in cases of children poisoned against one parent by the other during family breakdowns calls for intensive help, support service says

Sobering research on the incidence of depression amongst young people
04/03/2019

Sobering research on the incidence of depression amongst young people

Data from government-funded research prompts fresh questions about effect of social media and school stresses on young people’s mental health

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