It can be very helpful to share your feelings about, and experiences of, PGP with a professional counsellor.
Counselling provides a safe and confidential space for you to talk and think about your situation with a trained counsellor, who will listen empathically and help you to express your feelings and find creative ways to move forward.
You may wish to seek counselling with your partner to talk about the effect PGP has had on your relationship.
It may take a few sessions before counselling starts to make a difference. Counselling sessions are usually 50-60 minutes long and the frequency varies, depending on your needs and resources.
Content reviewed and updated in 2016.
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