Phoenix Therapy Services

17/10/2024

This felt relevant after hearing the sad news today about Liam Payne.

28/08/2024

This is amazing news!

📣 Breaking news! You can now access support 24/7 by calling NHS 111 and selecting the mental health option 2. This new single phone line simplifies access to vital help for people of all ages. Whether you're in crisis or concerned about a loved one, trained professionals are ready to guide you to the right support. At Oxfordshire Mind, we're encouraged by this step forward in making mental health care more accessible, though we recognise the challenges the NHS faces and this by no means reduces the long waiting lists. Together, we can work towards ensuring everyone gets the help they need when they need it most. 💙

26/08/2024

Phoenix Therapy Services is now back from the summer break.
For a free 20 minute consultation, to find out how counselling could help you, then please get in touch.

26/08/2024

Phoenix Therapy Services is now back after the summer break.

16/09/2023

I would like to expose a situation. If your children (or grandchildren) don’t learn to play with children with special needs at school, maybe you should spend 10 minutes tonight explaining it to them. Because, although they don't currently live with these children, at school they will find them in their lives for sure. In light of recent events regarding the exclusion of a child with autism from attending a school trip and a child with Down Syndrome being expelled from dance class because she couldn't keep up with it, I feel the need to share this.

There are boys and girls that no one invites to birthday parties. There are special children who want to be part of a team but are not selected because it's more important to win than to include these children. Kids with special needs aren't weird, they just want what everyone wants: to be accepted!

Can I ask a question? Is there anyone willing to COPY AND PASTE this post on their wall for all the special children out there?
Please teach your children to be kind to these beautiful children!
Everyone needs love and kindness💙💛💙💛

21/03/2022

Phoenix Therapy Services is now accepting face-to-face sessions at Therapy Hub, Verna House, Aylesbury. For more information, arrange a free 20 minute meeting or make a booking then please call 07443 768332 or visit www.phoenix-therapy-services.com.

17/03/2022

Opening in April. A dedicated space for counselling, therapy and homeopathy. .homeopathy

15/03/2022

I am excited to share that Phoenix Therapy Services will now be offering face-to-face therapy sessions, on a Monday, at Therapy Hub, a private room in Aylesbury, near the town centre.

If this is of interest then please do visit my website at https://www.phoenix-therapy-services.com for more information and how to contact me.

09/03/2021

A colleague of mine is offering 6 subsidised counselling sessions for a case presentation for her Level 5 Diploma. The case study would be completely anonymised and only read by the governing body and then deleted afterwards.

This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who is looking for counselling. I have personally trained with her throughout my journey and can vouch for her integrity and confidentiality.

She has a lot of experience working with people who suffer with depression, anxiety and trauma. Whether this be current or childhood.

If you are interested please let me know and I will forward your details to her so she can get in contact and have a chat.

21/02/2021

What do all these men have in common? Aside the obvious!!!! They are all human. They all have needs, emotions and feelings. Some of them may have been taught that it isn’t “manly” to show these needs or emotions, that “boys don’t cry”. Some of them may have been told to “toughen up” or “fight back”. Some of them may have been ignored and learned that there was no point to even try……

Then theres social media, with its unrealistic standards of what men should look like and act like. A steady supply of messages that demonstrate what success and happiness looks like.

Now, I know this applies to women as well, it applies to all of us. However, the difference is that, statistically, more woman will come forward for support when they need it. Women are more likely to hear that “it’s ok not to be ok”

Male su***de is on the increase, with su***de being the foremost cause of death for men under the age of 50. Three-quarters of all male deaths registered in 2019, were from su***de.

So what can we all do to help? Can we try and change this narrative? How can we make a difference?

Can we start to teach our boys, from a young age, that it is “manly” to have feelings. Can we teach them to embrace all the different emotions and help them to work through them rather than push them away for fear of looking weak.

What do you think? ***deprevention ***deawarness ***deawareness

18/02/2021

Southend dog training challenge. Release word is “go on then”.