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Relationships, mental health and wellbeing
As a qualified relationship expert and psychotherapist, Malcom Bateup is sharing support, advice and tips to help improve your relationships, mental health and wellbeing.
Early Improvement Isn’t Always Lasting Change: Why Continuing Counselling Matters
Feeling better after a few counselling sessions is encouraging, but early improvement does not always mean lasting change. Discover why continuing counselling can help consolidate progress and support long-term wellbeing.
What is Counselling? A Clear, Supportive Explanation
What is counselling? This clear, supportive guide explains how counselling works, what happens in sessions, and how talking therapy can help you understand your thoughts, feelings and experiences in a safe, confidential space.
Meridian TV Report featuring Malcolm Bateup
Malcolm was featured on a Meridian TV report on the rise in the number of people moving away from dating apps and returning to face to face meetings.
Introducing the Professional Standards Authority
Are you looking for a counsellor, psychotherapist or play therapist for yourself, someone you know or your child?
Understanding addiction
Understanding addiction, the signs and what you can do about it. How counselling can help.
Self harm, what is it and will counselling help?
What is self harming, what are the signs to look and can counselling help?
Is relationship counselling for you?
Is relationship counselling or marriage guidance for you? Shoreham counsellor, Malcolm Bateup, provides some clarity for couples considering it.
What is depression, how can counselling help with depression
Shoreham counsellor, Malcolm Bateup, explains what depression is, the different types, what to look for and how counselling helps
Living with anxiety
Uncertainty in your life causes anxiety for the most of us, throw in a global pandemic and it is no surprise that for many lives have been upended.
I offer counselling that puts you at ease and makes you feel safe to enable you to be able to open-up about sharing difficult life issues