Pandemic – Therapy in London

Flexi-hours, remote working and mental health

The rise of flexi-hours and remote working intensified during the pandemic. The change was quick and dramatic; we had to adapt, and we did, out of necessity. But now, after the pandemic has ended, remote work and flexible hours have become less of a temporary solution and more of a new normal.

Office norms are transforming faster than we could have anticipated, so it’s important to understand the potential mental health implications. Adaptability strategies that have emerged.

Lockdown Easing Delayed | What are we thinking?

Many people believe that lockdown easing will not make much of a difference, and many also think that it’s a silly decision. Whatever your thoughts on the matter, how are you personally affected?

Working from home with your partner and finding them annoying?

If you are sitting at home after working from home this past year. I’m sure you’re wondering why you are noticing new ticks and traits in your partner that you never noticed before, then you are not alone.

We’re making plans again! Let’s go alfresco

There is excitement in the air in London. Not just because we are seeing a glimpse of the sun through the clouds and feeling the gentle warmth as summer (slowly) comes our way.

The ‘New Normal’ might be harder than you think

Everyone was more than ready for 2021, and you can almost feel it already, can’t you? The new normal is not that far away, and it feels like there is a sense of light and positivity right around the corner.

Hope vs productivity: A response to the Coronavirus vaccine

Let’s talk vaccine. Let’s talk hope. The newspapers are flooded with headlines on the latest breakthrough in the Coronavirus vaccine.

Just when we thought we would have to get used to the ‘new normal’ of face masks, one way systems, and a lack of luxuries, we hear that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.