Scribblings of a Psychotherapist

  Clinical Supervision and Support De-Briefing for Individual Therapists and Other Organisations     Did you know?    We also provide clinical supervision to other psychotherapists, counsellors, psychologists, dietitians, other mental health professionals and to non-therapists, such as support staff and support organisisations who require clinical supervision, de-briefing and staff support?   So, whether you are an individual practitioner looking for a new or additional clinical supervisor or an organistion looking for some support supervision or de-briefing sessions for your staff, get in touch to find out how we can support you. More information here: https://glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk/servicesfortherapistsandcounsellors   Best wishes, Glasgow Therapy Rooms   CONTACT W: www.glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk E: support@glasgowtherapyrooms.co.uk    

Learning more about my relationship with food     ''Learning more about my relationship with food in therapy and where that came from not only helped me to see it wasn't my fault I had an eating disorder: it motivated me to do something about it and my therapist really supported me to make those changes'' (Previous Client) . We are here to support you to make the changes you want and need in your life, regardless of what form the eating disorder takes, your weight, how much you eat/don't eating, how you feel, what age you are and hoe long you have been struggling. If life is difficult and you want some support to improve that, our skilled, encouraging and professional therapists and dietitians are here to work with you and your personal and individual needs, concerns and preferences.    We offer in-person appointments in Glasgow city centre and online appointments to anyone in the UK - we're not restricted to working with people in Scotland only.    Get in ...

No, really, I'm fine! How often do we ask someone, whether it's a friend, family member, colleague, neighbour (or anyone else), 'how are you?' and they answer, 'I'm fine'? All the time, yes?   How often do people ask you, 'how are you?' and you answer, 'I'm fine'? All the time, I'm betting. It's that stock phrase we pull out and give everytime someone asks how we are doing. We often don't even think about saying it, its so automatic. Yet, often we are not fine. And often the person we are asking after isn't fine either.   In fact, I am betting many people answer 'I'm fine' and, underneath, they are really struggling, hurting, in pain, worrying about something in their life and being faced with terrible news or a distressing situation. But, we will never know this until we starting letting others in and starting reaching out a bit more. Why are we so afraid of how we feel? Why are we so anxious about sharing our...

  Psychotherapist/CBT Therapist/Counsellor: Child and/or Adult Eating Disorders (over 16s) (all modalities welcome to apply)  We also welcome applications from specialist eating disorder therapists who can also work with under 16s as we have demand for this. So, if you can work with children and adults, please also apply. Please STATE IF YOU ARE APPLYING for OVER 16s ONLY or CHILDREN AND ADULTS. CLOSING DATE: MONDAY 2nd June 2025, 5PM INTERVIEWS: W/B 9th June 2025 START DATE: BY END OF June 2025 (following induction training and clinic viewing/induction) You will see clients at our offices in Glasgow city centre. This is NOT an online role so please do not apply if you cannot work with clients at our clinic in Glasgow city centre.This role is NOT SUITABLE for international candidates. Please contact email us on support@eatingdisorderscotland.co.uk for a Role Description and Application Form. We do not accept CVs.   ROLE DESCRIPTION Talking EDs: Eating Disorders Suppo...