Kirsten Williams,
Psychologist & Child Psychotherapist
The Grove Psychology Practice
The Gardens Medical Centre
Life can feel overwhelming at times — whether through stress, anxiety, burnout, grief, identity questions, relationship difficulties, or patterns that don’t quite make sense. Therapy offers a space to pause, reflect, and begin to feel more grounded.
You don’t need to wait for a crisis to begin. Sometimes it starts with a quiet sense that something isn’t right, or with a hope to feel more like yourself again.
Individual Therapy & Emotional Support
Challenges can show up in many different ways. It might be racing thoughts, exhaustion, or a sense of being stretched too thin. Sometimes it’s an inner critic that won’t switch off, or a heaviness you can’t explain. You might appear steady on the outside, while inside everything feels unsettled.
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Therapy offers a place to bring those experiences into the open, without pressure or judgment.​

Common Reasons People Reach Out
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People often seek therapy for:
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Anxiety, stress, or panic
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Low mood, burnout, or emotional overwhelm
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Self-criticism, perfectionism, or shame
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Grief, loss, or life transitions
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Relationship or family stress
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Parenting support or identity shifts
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The impact of trauma or past experiences
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Feeling stuck, disconnected, or unsure where to start
​Reaching Out for Support
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If you’re considering therapy, you don’t need to have everything figured out beforehand. Sometimes the first step is simply reaching out and beginning the conversation.​​
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Breathing and Grounding Practices
Simple tools to help your body and mind feel more settled.
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Links to articles and information sheets on themes such as nervous system responses, self-compassion, trauma recovery, parenting, and more.

