This blog post is about how to revisit your routine to boost and support your mental health. We are all dealing with very uncertain circumstances with regards to the various lockdown levels and their extension/s and it is important to prioritize your mental health throughout. One way to do this is to revisit your current routine and check in what you are doing for your mind, body and spirit to support your mental health.
This blog is aimed at those who are thinking of starting therapy and are still unsure about the process. It aims to give some clarity as to what you can expect in your first session/s.
I have collated my current working plans as well as plans for the way forward which may be relevant for existing clients, future clients, colleagues as well as anyone else who has been following my blog.
5 IMPORTANT UPDATES
I am still practicing, fully online
Currently, I will not have any face to face consultations – in the interest of social solidarity and physical distancing. This will apply for new and existing clients.
The Cape Doctor Practice is still operational and can still be reached on the regular practice details. Our Covid-19 protocol is available below and here.
Coming soon: I will be releasing a series of online resources. The first of those resources will be released this week! It will cover Online Therapy and is aimed at South African Mental Health Practitioners. Available here by the end of the week.
In support of Health Care Professionals, I will be offering a reduced rate for online supportive therapy. Kindly email me for more details.
KEEPING UP TO DATE
With the uncertainty of the current times, I will be quite active online and aim to assist our citizens the best I can. I imagine things will change daily and as such I might change my working plans to adapt to the context. To follow future developments from Amy Glover Psychologist and the Cape Doctor practice, please do one of the following:
I am here to support and remain committed to your mental health and the public health of South Africa. Let’s try our best to be patient and gentle with one another during these times.
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why does so-and-so keep going for the same type of partner even though their parents were abusive?” It may be a repetition compulsion.
