ANNABELLE PSYCHOLOGY
周泳伶临床心理诊所
clinical psychologists
Practical, compassionate ways to help them feel safe again.
Supporting someone after trauma is not about fixing them. It is about steady care, respectful boundaries, and practical ways to help them feel safe as they heal.
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Learn what anger may be protecting, and how to respond with steadiness and care.
Anger rarely stays in one place. It can affect your body, your thoughts, and your relationships, often leaving you tense, restless, and regretful. This article explores what anger may be signalling beneath the surface, why forceful “release” can backfire, and how learning steadier responses can protect your wellbeing and the people you value.
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Quick, evidence-based tools to calm your body and mind
When stress feels like too much, your body stays on high alert. These seven simple, evidence-based relaxation strategies can help you reset and feel steadier.
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Understanding self-harm: Why it happens, why it’s hard to stop, how to support someone or yourself
Self-harm is often a way of coping with overwhelming emotions, numbness, or distress, rather than an intent to die. With understanding and the right support, it is possible to break the cycle and build safer ways to cope.
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A gentle, practical guide to rebuilding closeness without pressure or blame.
When one partner seems less interested in sex, it can start to feel personal and painful. Low sexual desire is common and does not mean your relationship is broken. This guide explores why intimacy can become difficult and offers gentle ways to talk about it without blame, reduce pressure, and rebuild closeness step by step.
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A compassionate guide to processing the pain, rebuilding routines, and finding steadiness again.
Breakups can feel like your whole world has shifted, and the pain often shows up in your body, thoughts, and daily routines. Explore six gentle, practical ways to move through heartbreak with self-compassion, steadiness, and support.
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A kinder, more human approach to planning your day.
When time feels tight, we often blame ourselves. This guide offers a kinder approach to time management: values-first planning, small steps, and supportive structure.
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Understanding what’s underneath, and how to calm your body and responses.
Anger can feel like it is always there, but it often carries a message about hurt, stress, or boundaries. Learn how anger impacts your wellbeing, why “venting” may backfire, and simple, body-based ways to soothe yourself when anger rises.
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Express feelings without blame, and invite real understanding.
When emotions run high, it’s easy to default to “you” statements that sound like criticism, even when you’re simply hurting. This guide shows how to use “I” statements to name what you feel, explain why it matters, and ask for what you need, so conversations feel safer, calmer, and more connected.
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Practical ways to stay grounded, set boundaries, and choose your next steps.
A difficult boss can leave you tense, exhausted, and second-guessing yourself. This guide offers practical internal and external coping strategies, from grounding your body and reframing criticism, to clearer communication, boundary-setting, and knowing when to seek support.
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