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VIDEO-Breaking the Pattern of ACEs

May 24, 2018

There is hope for you and your next generation. Would like to break the pattern of ACEs in your life? To listen to the live radio recording on ACES with Janet McNish & Micheal Fanstone, click below https://janetmcnish.com/live-radio-recovering-from-a-fractious-childhood-13-may-2018-0pm-gmt/ Please contact me for more information Contact me Janet McNish (MBACP) Registered Counsellor    

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Counselling Tagged With: absent parents, abuse, ACEs, ACEs Adverse Childhood Experiences, domestic violence, neglect, trauma

Sexual Abuse – Sister2Sister update.

November 12, 2017

People often say that your life is ruined if you’ve experienced sexual abuse. THIS IS A LIE!! With the right support and resources and commitment to the process you really can not just survive – but thrive! The people below have also thrived and made a difference to others. You too can learn to thrive! I had a wonderful evening as keynote speaker and meeting people in person at Sister2Sister – on Friday 22nd September. Hosted by the lovely Marcia Jones. Sharing testimonies of healing and hope. I shared part of my story and taught the group about some of the core…

Filed Under: Blog, Counselling, Radio & Public Speaking

Un-Happy Mothers Day?

March 26, 2017

How do you experience Mother’s Day? Happy or unhappy? Today is a celebration of Mother’s Day!  This might trigger emotions ranging from poignant to excruciatingly painful …especially if you’re single. If you do have children… Mothers, I commend you for your courage in raising children alone! Motherhood is said to be the most complex job in the world! For some of you as mothers, Mother’s Day is still difficult. That’s for another article. For the rest of us wonderful women who are without children for any reason. As well as dealing with our internal dialogue and feelings, we also contend with commercial bombardment, media…

Filed Under: Article, Barren Mothers Day, Blog, Childless, Counselling, Gateway Women, Jody Day, Mothers Day, Singleness & Dating

Recovering From a Fractious Childhood

March 8, 2017

Fractious – Easily upset or annoyed or difficult to please, bad-tempered, irritable, moody, unpredictable. Causing problems and disagreement eg: A fractious mother causes a child to walk on eggshells. Never knowing where they stand – creating anxiety and distress in a child… in some cases trauma.  A fractious childhood relates to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). On 5th March 2017, I returned as Studio Counsellor to the “Premier Tonight” Show with Presenter Michael Fanstone, to discuss this heartbreaking topic, and to provide advice for the listeners. There were so many calls, emails, and text messages, that we could only respond to about half of…

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Counselling, Radio & Public Speaking Tagged With: ACEs, Adverse Childhood Experiences, Confidence, confusion, Control, depression, domestic violence, Fractious childhood, grief, isolation, Manipulation, mental abuse, Premier Christian radio, self esteem, Spiritual abuse, trauma

Premier Radio – Thursday 11th February 11.00am -12noon

February 11, 2016

     Janet McNish & Maria Rodrigues Valentine’s Day Tips for Single People on The Woman to Woman Show Valentine’s day can sometimes emphasise how single (some of us) really are, so how can we get through the season?   Relationship Counsellor and Trainer         Janet McNish shares 7 top tips for singles to benefit from during the month of love.                                  Related article: https://janetmcnish.com/7-useful-strategies-for-singles-on-valentines-day/  

Filed Under: Blog, Counselling, Healthier Relationships, Radio & Public Speaking, Radio Appearance - LIVE, Singleness & Dating

7 Useful Strategies for Singles on Valentine’s Day

February 10, 2016

Published by Premier Christian Radio 10/02/2016 Valentines day can sometimes emphasise how single (some of us) really are, so how can we get through the season? Relationships Counsellor and Trainer Janet McNish shares 7 top tips for singles to benefit from, during the month of love.  1. Be sociable Find out about social events in the Christian singles scene. Contact the organisers for more specific details of their events, can you attend alone? How do they help people to mingle and make friends with the same and opposite gender? What demographics are likely to attend? You can tell a lot…

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Counselling, Healthier Relationships, Singleness & Dating, Supervision

How Can I Embrace Valentine’s Day As a Single Person?

February 9, 2016

                        This blog was previously published by Christian Connection.  http://blog.christianconnection.com/embrace-valentines-day/ Yes you can! Now you might be thinking, “What are you, crazy?! I dread Valentine’s Day.” Such pressure, the spotlight on me as a single, the pity of relatives, the platitudes from married church folk, the disregard from certain greeting card firms, the smugness of the happy loved up couples. Not to mention the accusations of being “too picky, too selfish, too old, too independent, too needy etc…” Embrace Valentine’s Day?!*!? I had survived my first Christmas after the break-up…

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Counselling, Singleness & Dating Tagged With: blog, Confidence, Dating, relationships, self esteem, Self- respect, Singleness, Valentine's Day, Value

How can I embrace Valentine’s Day as a single person?

February 16, 2015

How can I embrace Valentine’s Day as a single person?    Written for www.christianconnection.com By Janet McNish Yes you can! Now you might be thinking, “What are you, crazy?! I dread Valentine’s Day.” Such pressure, the spotlight on me as a single, the pity of relatives, the platitudes from married church folk, the disregard from certain greeting card firms, the smugness of the happy loved up couples. Not to mention the accusations of being “too picky, too selfish, too old, too independent, too needy etc…” Embrace Valentine’s Day?!*!?   I had survived my first Christmas after the break-up of a significant…

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Counselling, Singleness & Dating Tagged With: blog, Confidence, Dating, self esteem, Singleness, Valentine's Day, Value

Peaches & Dreams

April 22, 2014

Peaches & Dreams By Janet McNish   On Ask Patricia Radio Show  last Monday we talked about how the loss of a parent might cause psychological disturbance in childhood, which could impact their adulthood in the form of chaotic lifestyle and unhealthy relationships.    Peaches Gelfof’s mother died of an accidental heroin overdose when Peaches was 11 years old. Her father Sir Bob Geldof travelled the world in his career as rock star and human rights campaigner. In an interview by Aga Magazine (published in The Sunday Times) Peaches said regarding her dreams for her 2 toddler sons; “,,,I hope when they’re…

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Radio & Public Speaking

Are you too busy for a relationship?

February 9, 2014

 Are you too busy for a relationship? Written by Janet McNish for http;/www.ChristianConnection.co.uk   Do you long for love, yet fail to take decisive steps to make it happen? When you do decide to take action around dating and meeting people, are you easily side tracked by other things that fill your life? If so, your busyness could be a cover for ambivalence. Ambivalence is the state of having mixed feelings or ideas about something or someone, either consciously or unconsciously. Katy Perry in her song “Hot N Cold” wrote of ambivalence: “You’re hot and you’re cold                  …

Filed Under: Article, Blog, Relationships, Singleness & Dating Tagged With: blog, Dating, Singleness

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Testimonials

Therapy has helped me to become a positive person. I am now able to control and manage my emotions.

LK - Professonal Musician
Deciding to get some counselling was one of the best decisions I’ve made, and I’m so thankful to have had Janet as a counsellor. Her gifts and areas of study were a perfect match - not that I knew that at the time! I’m a self employed musician who was struggling being single, and Janet’s mix of creativity, entrepreneurship, business mindedness and study in the area of singleness was just what I needed. She gave me the tools to get better and she supported me.

What I valued most was her validation of my feelings, her empathy, and her ability to help me see what lay behind the problems I had. Janet genuinely cares. She encourages you to take your healing into your own hands too, by getting you to do homework outside the sessions.

My life has totally changed since counselling sessions and I honestly put it down to the things I learned in that time. She is trustworthy and down to earth. I can’t recommend her highly enough!


J.R. Musician
Dear Janet, I will never forget that you believed in me when I didn't believe in myself.....You are a great Supervisor and I will never forget you. Thank you very much.  Without your patience and support I would not have been able t support others.You have taught me a lot about myself and those around me. I wish you all the best.

J.F.
PhD Psychology Student at a Mental Health Service
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