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Crisis

Get support during a difficult or destabilizing time, with space to process what happened and work out your next steps.

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Therapy during a personal crisis


A relationship ends, you receive difficult news, or something happens that changes how you understand your life. You may feel overwhelmed, unable to concentrate, or unsure what to do next. Even familiar tasks can become hard to manage.


Therapy can offer a regular place to slow things down and sort through what is most urgent. We can help you put words to what happened, identify the support you have, and think through immediate needs and decisions. Early sessions may focus on getting through the next few days, restoring some routine, and reducing the pressure to solve everything at once.


As things become steadier, we can explore the emotional impact and what this change means for your life. We will discuss whether ongoing therapy or another service would be most useful.


Village Therapy offers scheduled appointments. If you need immediate help to stay safe, contact emergency services or an urgent mental health service in your area rather than waiting for an appointment or email response.


Next step: Contact us about appointment availability and briefly describe the support you are looking for.

Therapists who specialise in this

Lana Kunštek

Lana Kunštek

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