12/06/2026
Many people don’t come to counselling saying:
“I think I have anxiety”. They say:
💠“I can’t switch off”
💠“I’m exhausted”
💠“I don’t feel like myself anymore”
💠“I don’t know why, but I feel a constant dread”
Anxiety isn’t always panic attacks. Sometimes it can quietly become part of everyday life. You carry on going to work, looking after everyone else and doing what needs to be done, all while feeling like something just isn’t quite right.
I’ve written a new blog exploring some of the signs that anxiety may be taking up more space than you realise. Perhaps we’ve become so good at coping that we stop noticing we’re struggling.
You can read the full blog here:
Many people don't say, "I think I have anxiety". They say, "I just don't feel like myself anymore". Anxiety is not always panic attacks. Sometimes it shows up as overthinking, emotional overwhelm, exhaustion or feeling disconnected from yourself and the people around you. Explore the quieter signs o...