Author Archives: Sue Reid Counselling
Moving and expanding
Like so many others, I have recently moved out of Glasgow to a more rural life. Now based near Tarbert, Argyll, I will continue to work face to face in Glasgow on a fortnightly basis in a lovely room within … Continue reading
Face to face
For some time now I have been seeing people in person in a designated room in my home. It’s been great to meet in this way again. However, if getting here is difficult or you’d simply prefer telephone or online … Continue reading
Coronavirus update:
Scottish Government on 16/11/2020: “Support services, such as … one to one therapy and counselling, can operate face to face, where they are essential for people’s wellbeing and remote delivery is not possible.” This means that for a limited number … Continue reading
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Changes
Due to the current health crisis, I won’t be able to see you in person. I know that it is not ideal meeting by videocall or by phone, but actually I find there is still a lot of good work … Continue reading
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Moving
I am delighted to tell you I have joined the Southside Counselling and Therapy Centre at their premises in Shawlands at 3 Carment Drive, Glasgow G41 3PP. This is just off Kilmarnock Road and very easy to get to. The … Continue reading
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Counselling by numbers
Counselling is useful in a variety of ways, for working through difficult stuff, for support, for focusing on things too difficult to face alone, too private to share with friends and family, or for saying things out loud which you’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, bereavement, breakup, change, counselling, counsellor, decision-making, depression, Glasgow South, harrassment, low self-esteem, psychotherapy, relationships, sexual abuse, stress
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Sue Reid Counselling 