What Are Counselling Issues?

When we are young, we are told that everything will be okay. That people will always love us. That bad things don't happen to good people. That people will always be there for us. When the innocence of childhood fades, we are left with competing realities. First, that life is hard. Try as you might, some people are mean. Bad things do happen to good people. Sometimes the people we trust in the most let us down - in ways that leave lasting scars. However, despite the hurt and pain we see daily, we experience something else too. The second reality is that there is hope. The strength of the human condition is to believe in a better day, despite your current struggles or situation. That is what Evergreen Counselling Group is about. Finding the flower growing up out of the cracks in the concrete. To empower. To embolden. To give you what you need to flourish where you are planted.

At Evergreen Counselling Group, we are under no delusions that people are perfect. Everyone has things that they struggle with more than others. But in many cases the things that we consider our greatest weaknesses are also our greatest strengths. In fact, our differences - our "not perfect" parts - are the things that we need. That the world needs. When we look honestly at our lives to understand the good, the bad, and everything that has happened to us, we find strength. Like the flower in the concrete, the strength of our spirit is made stronger through the tough times.

But sometimes the issues that we face in life are too much to face on our own. That is where counselling comes in.

Common Counselling Issues

There are countless issues that people encounter on the journey of life. Some of them are temporary, and some last a lifetime. No matter what you are struggling with, the support of a caring and knowledgeable participant on your journey can make all the difference. Below are just some of the concerns or issues that you might be struggling with. Click the link below to learn more about a particular issue or concern.