Are You Tired of Trying to Fit In?

Masking, neurodiversity and the exhaustion of always trying to get it right 16 Sept – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog For some people, fitting in does not always happen naturally. You might find yourself paying more attention to how you are coming across than to the conversation itself. Are you making enough eye contact? Did …

Emotionally Draining Workplaces: Stress, Bullying and Burnout

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 …

Understanding Relationships

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 …

Adult ADHD, self-compassion, and relationships

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 …

Understanding Autism: A Different Way of Experiencing the World

Recognising yourself, making sense of your experiences, and developing greater self-compassion 25 June – written by Katrin Kemmerzehl – Blog Sometimes people arrive in therapy carrying a question they have been asking themselves for years: “Why does life seem harder for me than it appears to for other people?” They may be successful at work, …