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Why January Makes Things Clear

Why January Makes Things Clear

by Maggie Maher | Jan 19, 2026 | Counselling and Psychotherapy

Why January makes things clear often becomes obvious in the very first weeks of the year.The noise of December has stopped. The plans are finished. The constant distraction is gone. And suddenly, many people feel a sharp sense of clarity. Not relief exactly.Not...
Why You Can’t Slow Down (Even When You’re Exhausted): Understanding the Flight Trauma Response.

Why You Can’t Slow Down (Even When You’re Exhausted): Understanding the Flight Trauma Response.

by Maggie Maher | Apr 6, 2025 | Counselling and Psychotherapy, Relational Trauma

“Why do I feel so panicky when I sit still?”“Why do I need a to-do list just to feel okay?”“Why can’t I switch off — even when I’m absolutely knackered?” If any of that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. So many of the women I work with come to therapy thinking they...
Mindfulness for Trauma Recovery: Rewire Your Brain

Mindfulness for Trauma Recovery: Rewire Your Brain

by Maggie Maher | Mar 2, 2025 | Counselling and Psychotherapy

How Mindfulness Supports Trauma Recovery Trauma reshapes the brain, keeping the nervous system in a state of heightened arousal. If you’ve experienced relational trauma, childhood neglect, or emotional abuse, you may find yourself stuck in survival mode—reacting...

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