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COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year: holidays and parties, presents and get-togethers, and festivals with many things to

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For many of us, Christmas and the holidays bring a little magic and joy back into our lives. For too

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Couples argue; sometimes they argue very heatedly. It will happen at some point for all relationships. Disagreements, and working through

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Emotional health and well-being come from regular work, and effort spent making healthy choices and engaging in healthy activities. Like

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Relationships often go on autopilot after a while. Honeymoon phases end and a certain routine sets in. It is quite

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Not everyone second guesses themselves, but you know you do when you perpetually catch yourself questioning things you have said,

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A common misconception about counselling is that it is mainly sought for mentally ill patients or for people with something

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There are good days, there are bad days. Connected together they represent our life path and choices made, leading us

Counselling Psychology
Fear is a response to danger, pain, and undesirable circumstances. It is a primal, unpleasant emotion meant to protect us


SPECIAL EDUCATION

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When you first find out that your child is diagnosed with special needs, a series of roller coaster emotions and

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Play Therapy is a form of psychotherapy and counselling that uses play in a non-directed method to allow the Child

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Children who suffer from communications disorders suffer emotional and social effects that may be a huge quality of life issue

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Each of us have different handwriting styles. Some are neat while others are sloppy and misaligned, yet still remain legible.

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If you are unsure about how your child's speech and language is developing because they may appear to be unresponsive

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As parents and educators, we often do our homework on the various disabilities of special needs students. With the best

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Parenting a child with special needs is challenging. It requires extra effort in time, awareness, and education. These considerations will

Many parents and educators may see slow language development as something children eventually outgrow but evidence suggests that sometimes they

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After a child is diagnosed with a learning disability, it’s assumed this will greatly affect their ability to learn. In


PLAY THERAPY

play therapy
Play Therapy is a form of psychotherapy and counselling that uses play in a non-directed method to allow the Child

play therapy
If you have ever tried to help loved ones experiencing prolonged, acute stress or someone trying to deal with a

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Especially at a young age, children are not always able to properly vocalise the complexity of their feelings or the

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Play therapy is a therapeutic approach that involves using play and creative activities to help children process their thoughts, emotions,

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Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy and counselling that allows children experiencing loss, trauma, emotional, or behavioural issues to

play therapy, special needs, special education
Play therapy is a therapeutic approach that involves using play and creative activities to help children process their thoughts, emotions,

Play Therapy
Some people may think that Play Therapy is just children playing with toys and having fun, but it’s important to

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here may be a tendency for people to see play as something that children do just to have fun, and

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Play therapy is a form of psychotherapy and counselling that allows children experiencing loss, trauma, emotional, or behavioural issues to