Losing out on a dream acting role can feel like grief. This article explores why it hurts so much, what it brings up emotionally, and how therapy can help you process the loss and reconnect with your passion.

Emotional resilience isn’t about being tough, it’s about learning how to cope and adapt when life gets hard. Therapy can help you build that resilience by exploring your emotional patterns, challenging negative thinking, and growing your confidence and self-compassion.

Depression can leave you feeling numb, tired, and stuck, but you're not alone, and you're not broken. This article explores how therapy, including CBT, TA, and Positive Psychotherapy, can help you reconnect with yourself and begin to feel again.

Imposter syndrome can leave actors feeling like frauds, despite their success. In this article, I explore why actors are prone to self-doubt and how therapy can help you rebuild confidence and reconnect with your sense of self.

Anger isn’t bad, but it can feel overwhelming. In this blog, I explain what anger is, why it shows up, and how to manage it with simple, practical tools you can use every day.

As an actor, it’s easy to get lost in the characters you play. Therapy offers a space to reconnect with who you are beyond the role. Learn how Roles We Play Counselling can help.

Are you stuck in unhealthy patterns with others? Discover how the Drama Triangle works and how therapy at Roles We Play can help you step out of conflict and into empowerment.