MJM Psychological Therapys

MJM Psychological Therapys MjM Psychological therapies provides support for client who are suffering from Anxiety, Low mood EMDR are 90 mins for £65

Many of us faces issues and challenges, which over time pile up and can become too much to handle in our daily lives. Due to deeper, unresolved difficulties from our history, such as issues from our childhood or issues from our families, relationships or situations can feel difficult. You can improve your self-awareness and decision-making through therapy. It provides you more control over your life and also aids in the treatment of sadness, anxiety, and maybe loss-related grief and low self-esteem. The goal of therapy is to help you reach your maximum potential. I use a variety of modalities, including person-centred, cognitive behavioural, and EMDR, which is an eye movement treatment. Because of my platform and technologies, all of these are accessible to clients that work with me online. Please get in touch for a free consultation and to plan an initial appointment. This will allow us to discuss what is troubling you as well as any goals and expectations for therapy. You'll be able to get a better sense of my approach and to see if we could work together For clarity Sessions are £45 .

29/09/2025

🌥️ Feeling low as the days get darker? You’re not alone. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects many people during autumn and winter.

✨ Small steps can help:
☀️ Get outside in natural light
🛌 Keep a regular routine
🚶 Stay active
🤝 Connect with others

If low mood is affecting daily life, reach out for support – it can make all the difference. 💙

09/08/2025

The Digital Dilemma — Social Media’s Impact on Mental Health
Introduction
Social media connects us like never before — but it also has a dark side. While it can inspire, inform, and entertain, it can also fuel comparison, anxiety, and loneliness.

The Mental Health Risks

Comparison trap: curated highlight reels can distort reality.

Sleep disruption: late-night scrolling affects mood regulation.

Validation dependence: self-worth tied to likes and comments.

Signs You May Need a Break

Feeling worse after using social media

Obsessively checking notifications

Difficulty focusing without your phone nearby

Healthier Social Media Habits

Set time limits (most phones now have screen-time settings)

Curate your feed to include uplifting, educational, or funny content

Schedule offline activities to balance virtual and real-world connections

Final Note
Social media isn’t inherently bad, but mindful use is key. Use it as a tool, not a mirror.

09/08/2025

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