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.

When Middle Aged Men Think ‘I want to die’

By |2023-06-16T22:42:37+01:00January 29, 2013|Counsellors Online Blog|

Are you a middle aged man in mid-life crisis or has your partner been acting strange lately? You or your loved one might be at risk! The shocking fact is 'middle aged men are more at risk of attempting or completing suicide'. Samaritans, a confidential emotional support service, raises this awareness in their current campaign 'We're in your corner' free (pdf) research [...]

Desperation – When things don’t go your way

By |2023-06-16T22:42:38+01:00January 28, 2013|Counsellors Online Blog|

If you have ever felt you had a problem which you had to face on your own, and alone, then you will probably recognise what desperation feels like. Feeling that your problem can't be solved is common, the fact is there are few problems which cannot be resolved, so what is it that makes us feel that  there is no [...]

Break Free From Unwanted Thoughts

By |2023-06-16T22:42:39+01:00January 27, 2013|Counsellors Online Blog|

We have all experienced times when our minds race and are filled with negative recurring thoughts which can drive us to distraction. Thoughts we know are unhelpful but just don't seem to shift no matter how hard we try. Counsellors, therapists and psychologists have for a long time recommended the strategy of Thought Suppression in which we try to consciously push away [...]

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