Is It Just Shyness, or Early Childhood Anxiety?

It’s natural for young children to feel nervous in new situations, such as starting nursery, meeting strangers, or performing in front of others. But how do you know when it’s more than just shyness? In recent years, early childhood anxiety has become increasingly...

The Hidden Signs of Depression You Might Miss

When we think of depression, we often picture sadness, crying, or withdrawal—but the reality is often more complex. Depression can appear in subtle, everyday behaviours, making it easy to overlook both in ourselves and others. In 2025, with growing awareness of mental...

Is Your Anger Affecting Your Relationships?

Anger is a natural human emotion, but when it becomes frequent, intense, or hard to control, it can damage the relationships we care about most. Whether it’s snapping at a partner, reacting defensively at work, or withdrawing from loved ones, unmanaged anger can...

When Fear Becomes a Phobia

Everyone experiences fear—it’s a natural response to danger or uncertainty. But when fear becomes overwhelming, irrational, and persistent, it may indicate a phobia. Unlike everyday fears, phobias can interfere with daily life, relationships, and even career choices....

How Social Media Fuels Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Social media has transformed the way we see ourselves, but it has also contributed to rising concerns about body image and self-esteem. With the constant exposure to filtered images, beauty trends, and unattainable standards, many individuals develop a distorted...

The Rising Demand for Therapy in Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf is one of London’s busiest financial hubs, home to high-pressure jobs, long working hours, and intense performance expectations. While ambition and success drive many professionals, the demands of the corporate world can take a toll on mental health....

The Impact of Therapy in Your Native Language

Language is more than just a means of communication—it carries emotion, cultural identity, and personal history. When discussing deep emotions, trauma, or personal struggles, expressing yourself in your first language can make a significant difference. Research shows...