Councilling Stories

As suffering someone's death is already hard both parents at the same time Is even worse. Lou has nobody left anymore and just when she thought she could look after herself the worst happens.

11/04/2019. The day my therapist, Trish, told me to start writing down my feelings. The thing is I write down what first comes into my head, so if anybody ends up finding this diary I will more than likely end up in a mental institution. Which might not be so bad in the end. Sorry, let me introduce myself, My name is Anne and I am twenty three years old. I'm depressed. I have Cyclic Vomiting syndrome, Anxiety and Borderline personality disorder. At least that's what my doctor told me and every other person In my life. But what's the big deal, isn't everyone depressed? Doesn't everyone have anxiety? "You've been through a traumatic experience, which is what has triggered these mental disabilities." Trish said through and empathetic face. I looked up through my bright pink hair, attempting to make eye contact. "I just want to be happy." I managed to cough. "You will be, this is a process, you have to work hard and be willing to do the impossible." "Then, let's get started." I attempted to smile and sat in a comfortable position. Maybe I am a crazy lady. But maybe this normal lady can finally fix the broken parts of me.

She's been through a lot and the only way to come to terms with what's happened to her is to talk to a councillor, can she help her come out of the cage?

Secrets. Everybody has them. Some are small. Some are big. Some are so insignificant you wonder why people bother to keep them secrets, what is the point? Others are so important that you can't understand why- how they keep them secret, locked up inside, never to be told. But here's the thing. Nobody understands. They can pretend they do but they don't, not really. So here we go. Maybe, just maybe, I can help. Help society understand, that secrets don't need to be told. Sometimes, they are best left secrets.

A year ago, Robyn set up a support blog for teenagers, even though she is barely 20 herself and is now one of the worlds most popular bloggers with fans everywhere, but, instead of helping others, someone needs to help her. She is slowly having a breakdown, with an abusive father and an alchoholic mother, she is sent to councilling lessons by her Aunt Liz. At councilling, she meets one of her fans, a young man named Jonathan who had been following her since the beginning, they slowly start to form a friendship, but her father is getting more and more abusive towards everyone, even Jonathan and her Aunt Liz. Will Robyn be able to handle everything, or will she crack under pressure?