About Paul Parkin

Paul Parkin is an online counsellor, therapist and life coach. He is passionate about helping people reach their full potential and providing affordable online counselling to people everywhere via his counselling website Counsellors Online. Paul has worked as an online counsellor for the past 20 years and has worked in several counselling settings, including - National Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) the NHS. North East Council on Addictions (NECA) and Several telephone helplines including the Samaritans. Read other blog posts.

Cross Dressing – The facts

By |2024-01-22T13:28:47+00:00January 22, 2024|Counsellors Online Blog|

Cross Dressing - The facts Often described as the last taboo, cross-dressing is massively misunderstood by society at large. With many people believing that cross dressers are weird or strange, it makes the issue difficult to understand and come to terms with for people who have a compulsion to dress. Whilst we’re living in a [...]

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I know that you will pull me up

By |2023-06-16T22:28:03+01:00April 28, 2019|Counsellors Online Blog|

I try so hard Every day still feels like a battle It’s the little things that I find hard to cope with The little things that cause the rattle And then I know I am losing the battle It’s a battle against myself, other people and life It has caused my so much strife My negative emotions run riot They [...]

Relationship Zest

By |2023-06-16T22:28:05+01:00November 18, 2018|Counsellors Online Blog|

How is your relationship? Does it have the relationship zest required for a forever mutually enjoyable relationship? Many couples find that the initial honeymoon period of their relationship is perfect, but after a while, the feelings can begin to change, at this important crossroads, if they don't act to understand and maintain a healthy relationship, then it can mean trouble [...]

Extend Your Weekend

By |2023-06-16T22:28:05+01:00October 16, 2018|Counsellors Online Blog|

Would you like to extend your weekend, make it feel longer than just two days, well you can. By reducing the pressure on your weekends and de-stressing the other days of your working week. Most people look forward to their weekends, some wish their week away and because of this feel they get very little from their working week. Working [...]

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