The cost of “fitting in” 10 Dec – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog – Published in Counselling Directory Neurodiversity is a concept that explains how our brains work differently as part of a normal variation. Society needs people whose brains work differently because they have gifts that neurotypical people often do not. If you …
Why this time can feel heavy 20 Nov – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog With the beginning of the holiday season, warm lights are everywhere, shops are filled with decorations, and familiar songs play on repeat. On social media, we see smiling families, festive gatherings, and perfectly lit trees. Many people genuinely look forward to …
When You Feel Stuck At Work 20 Nov – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog These days, we hear a great deal about wellbeing at work.There’s workshops on resilience, posters about self-care, and managers talking about mental health awareness, but many people still find themselves in workplaces that feel anything but well. If you’ve been …
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Why They Matter and How to Navigate Them 13 Nov – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog Relationships are the heart of being human. They shape how we see ourselves and the world around us. From my work as a therapist, I’ve noticed one thing above all: the issues that trouble people most often involve …
Understanding and supporting yourself 7 Nov – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog – published in Counselling Directory Living as a neurodivergent person in a neurotypical-dominated world is both exciting and challenging. For many, life brings a double layer of anxiety: natural, protective anxiety that helps to respond to challenge, and more persistent, overwhelming anxiety …
The Inner Critic and the Power of Self-Compassion 5 Nov – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog We have all experienced disappointment – whether it’s a job interview that didn’t go as planned, a failed exam, a fading friendship, a broken relationship, a sports team’s loss, or a project that didn’t succeed. You might watch …
How to prepare yourself when you feel anxious 30 Oct – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog The build-up to Halloween has begun with costumes, decorations, and spooky things everywhere. For many, it’s an exciting time filled with creativity and laughter. But for others, children, young people, or adults, it can feel overwhelming and even frightening. …
Understanding Growth & Young Adulthood 27 Oct – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog As we walk through life, we’re constantly changing, physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Each chapter of our journey shapes how we understand ourselves, others, and the world around us. From our first breath to our later years, human development is a lifelong …
27 Oct – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog As we think about life’s challenges, why is it that we struggle so much at times? And how do we find persistent motivation to learn and succeed, despite all the obstacles we have to face? In those moments, we often wonder: How do I keep going? …
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Exploring Neurodiversity 22 Oct – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog – published in Counselling Directory Understanding Adult ADHD ADHD does not disappear after becoming an adult. Adults can carry around difficulties with attention, with sustaining focus, and with regulating their emotions, unbeknownst to them. Adult ADHD is a far cry from the hyperactive image …