Myths about Counselling & How To Break Them
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Myths about
Counselling &
How To Break
Them
Certain myths about Counselling need to be broken so that
one can convince themselves to seek help when they need
it.  Kwow here about these myths and fact about them.
1. You are mad if you are being counselled
 
 
Counselling is seeked by those who are facing trouble in living a
normal life due to some challenges, despite being capable of
performing their tasks on their own. These challneges can be
related to anything like health, work-stress, relationships etc.
2. People who ask for help are weak
Many a times even the strongest people find it difficult
to cope with their emotions and feelings. Counselling
helps an individual to acknowledge and accept their
emotions, and proccess them right ways.
3. Counselling is only for severe issues
Why wait for a problem to become sever, a healthier and wiser
approach would be to nip the problem in the bud, and avoid a
situation that has us feeling emotionally drained and exhausted.
4. A counsellor should experience all my experiences to
be able to help me
 A counsellor is equipped to help us overcome our
emotional barriers without having the need to
experience what we have experienced.
5. Only known persons can help somebody
A counsellor who is not a part of your personal or social circle can be the
best person to get an unbiased opinion if you are going for relationship
counselling as a couple. Even in individual counselling a known person
may already have an image of the person seeking counselling thus,  you
may chose an unbiased counselor who will be free of judgement and
unnecessary assumptions about you.
6. Counsellors can also be advice-givers
Couselors are not advice-givers. Couselling is rather a
process that facilitates effective thinking in a person so
that they can make better decisions in life.
7. Counselling is all about talking
Counselling is about active listening, and speaking the
right words in the right manner at the right time which
enables counslors to provide effective and timely help to
someone seeking it.
8. Anybody can counsel
A counsellor is expected to ban their thoughts,
judgements, biases, and personal belief systems from
interfering with their counselling process – leaving your
individual self behind while embracing your counsellor
self.
Online Counselling 
(Audio, Video, chat)
Online Counselling or Telehealth allows you to avail  therapy and
counselling from anywhere, anytime. Don’t wait for peace to come to
you, speak to an emotional wellness professional and discover relief!