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Work-related problems
“Whatever you can do Or dream you
can, begin it Boldness has
genius, Power and magic
in it.” Working life today is more stressful than it
has ever been. Whether you work in a
business, the public sector, health, education or for a charity, the pressure
to perform is relentless. However well
you do your job, they always want more – and give you less time and resources
to provide it. No job is
safe. You may have experienced
redundancy, or you may live with the threat of it every day of your working
life. This increases the pressure to
deliver results, to make sure that, if the axe falls, it won’t be your neck
it falls on. Even those who
are relatively secure may wonder if they’re in the right job. Is this really how I want to spend the rest
of my life? So many jobs these days
seem artificial, cut off from what really matters in life. How does it
feel? We respond to
these problems in various ways. We may
be so stressed we cannot sleep, or suffer one of the many stress-related
diseases. We may look for something to
give us relief, like excessive drinking.
We may take it out on our partners and families, or maybe feel guilty
that we cannot devote the time and energy to them that we would like. Relationships may breakup; parents may be
separated from their children. We may spend
much of our lives in a state of anxiety, worrying about our work, about our
future, about money. This may affect
our work, setting up a vicious circle and making us even more anxious. We may
find it difficult to enjoy anything in our lives. How can
counselling help? The pace of
modern life is so frenetic that it is difficult to think straight about our
lives and what we want out of them.
Counselling provides a rare opportunity to talk to someone who really
wants to understand you and who, unlike family, friends and colleagues, has
no axe to grind. By talking to a
counsellor, you can come to understand what really matters to you. Ways of dealing with a particular colleague
or of striking a better balance between work and home may occur to you. If you are thinking of changing job, you can
get clear in your own mind what would be the advantages and answer those
“Yes, but” questions. Through
counselling, you may come to recognize that a work problem is part of a
bigger pattern in your life. You can
look at how this pattern got established and rea
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