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How Counselling Saved My Life and My Marriage

Hello, my name is David and this is my new blog. I was inspired to start this blog by some events which happened to me during the last couple of years. I was very stressed at work and as a result, my marriage began to suffer. I was spending more and more time in the office and this was affecting my family life. My wife complained I never had any time for the kids. We argued. I eventually became so depressed, I considered taking my own life. Thankfully, a friend put me in touch with a great counselling service. Talking about my problems helped to save my marriage and my life.

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How to Stop Your Teaching Career From Ruining Your Relationship

Posted on 18 September 2017

Any career can interfere with romance, but teaching can be one of the most surprising culprits. The long hours you spend planning lessons, marking work, and being emotionally invested in your dozens or hundreds of students can quickly take its toll on any relationship, whether you're just beginning to date or you've been married for years. If you feel like the time you're investing in your career is putting a wedge between you and your partner, here are three ways to balance teaching with love. [Read More]

Ways for the Depressed Housewife to Fight Depression

Posted on 5 September 2017

If you're a 'depressed housewife', and are determined to fight this disease and regain the happy life that you once had, then try making these easy changes and feel the difference! Bright Colours Keeping up with the latest design trends can not only be stressful, but with a lot of neutrals becoming the popular choice, you can end up waking up in a dungeon every day without even realizing it. It's time to do away with those dark, drab colours and spice it up a bit! [Read More]

Understanding and Controlling Your Panic Attacks

Posted on 25 August 2017

Anxiety is a difficult problem to control, but if you experience it so badly that you're prone to panic attacks, it can have a tight grip on your whole life. Panic attacks vary in their precise symptoms, but most people find their heart rate increases, breathing might become difficult, and they feel a tightness in the chest and throat. Whatever your personal set of symptoms, the one thing you'll have in common with other panic attack sufferers is that you can be affected with little warning, making life very difficult. [Read More]