Individual Counselling
One-on-one counselling between a client and a trained therapist in a safe and confidential environment.
What is Counselling?
Someone who equips you with skills to better deal with life challenges or teach you how to better manage your emotions.
Or how about a trainer at the gym who instructs you on the proper way to lift weights to ensure you do it properly and don’t hurt yourself.
About Individual Counselling
Guys aren’t supposed to go to counselling, they’re supposed to be tougher than that…right? Wrong! I know the thought of going to a counsellor for therapy feels like a violation of the “man code”.
Seeing a counsellor means talking about feelings and let’s face it, that’s a non-starter for us. I’m not singing Kumbaya, I hate the smell of essential oils and I’m not laying on some smelly couch spilling my guts to some stranger. It’s no big deal, I am fine, so why do I need therapy?
Fact is, everyone goes through a rough patch, but the problem is most guys wait until the situation is critical before getting help, or just don’t go at all. But a real man does what needs to be done; including going to counselling.
If your wife, mother, girlfriend or significant other suggests you seek counselling, don’t wait until they threaten to leave before you make an appointment.
If you find that you’re acting out (aggressively) more than usual and getting irritated more easily, then it might be time to see a counsellor.
Everyone goes through periods when they just want to be left alone for a bit. But if you find yourself wanting to be left alone by friends and loved ones for extended periods of time…Guess what? It might be time to see a counsellor.
If you just want more out of life, counselling is a great way to obtain the skills you need to get there.
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Anger Control
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THE STORM BEFORE THE CALM
Anger is one of the most important emotions you have. When you’re angry, it’s a red flag that something needs to change, and when you’re extremely angry, something needs to change immediately. It is normal to experience anger. When managed correctly, anger can be an important ally to a healthy male.
Stress
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Stress is what happens when too many things don't go your way. People who drive slow in the fast lane cause stress. Working too much overtime causes stress. Getting a parking ticket causes stress. In fact, just thinking about these things makes me feel stressed. But it's important to learn to let things roll off of you. If left unchecked, stress can cause serious health problems.
Anxiety
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WHEN WORRY GRABS YOU BY THE BALLS
Everyday, anxiety disorders affect the ability of approximately 8 million men to live a normal, happy life. And I'm not just talking about the sweaty palms, stomach butterflies and urge to soil your briefs you get every time you have to speak in public or call your father-in-law. No, I'm talking about feelings of worry, stress, fear and impending doom so severe they interfere with your ability to work, maintain relationships and even get a decent night's sleep.
Depression
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THE Y CHROMOSOME ISN'T IMMUNE
Depression is a serious, yet treatable mental health disorder that can affect any man, no matter how keen his sense of direction or burly his mustache. While depression is often associated with sadness and hopelessness, it often manifests itself in fits of rage, unnecessary risk taking and alcohol or drug abuse in men.
Alcohol/Drug control
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GET YOUR ADDICTIONS IN CHECKMATE
Drinking and experimenting with drugs has been firmly endorsed by male culture since the beginning of time. Guys drink. Guys smoke. Guys have even created holidays devoted to boozing and using. (I'm looking at you, Cinco de Mayo). Unfortunately, guys also self-medicate with drugs and alcohol to cope with problems like depression, anxiety and rage. Often, this is when recreational use can turn into a serious problem.
Communication Problems
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Lets face it, men and women are from different planets, so it's only logical that we would communicate and interpret information differently. Barriers to communication develop in any circumstance or social relationship. There are many forms of verbal and non-verbal communication which lead to arguments or tension in personal, platonic or professional relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact MASC TODAY
Ask a question or book an appointment below.
Our hours are 10am - 6pm Monday to Thursday and 10am - 3pm on Friday.
For emergencies call 239-1111 or visit your nearest hospital
(441) 601-6272
ADDRESS
2nd Floor
20 Reid Reid Street
Hamilton, HM11
(Upstairs of Coconut Rock Restaurant)
contact@mascbda.com
Contact MASC TODAY
Ask a question or book an appointment below.
For emergencies call 239-1111 or visit your nearest hospital