The Fountain Therapy Trust
LOW COST COUNSELLING IN SOUTHWEST LONDON, SURREY & ONLINE
Sincere questions deserve honest answers
There are three small words which, when used as part of a greeting, fill me with complete uncertainty. ‘How are you?’ is a question I’m willing to ask, but find increasingly difficult, and reluctant, to answer.
Not all superheroes wear capes
Superheroes are a crucial cornerstone of cinema. With the recent release of James Gunn’s ‘Superman’, and Craig Gillespie’s ‘Supergirl’ already slated for 2026, whether you’re a fan of the genre or not, revivals, remakes and reboots ensure every generation has the chance to connect with the men, or women, who wear an ‘S’ on their chest.
Join our board of Trustees
The Fountain Therapy Trust is seeking new Trustees to join our board and help shape, develop and grow our South West London counselling service. A small faith-based charity, based in New Malden, we're dedicated to offering professional, confidential and affordable counselling to communities in South West London.
Book review: The Let Them Theory
Marketers agree that if you see or hear a message seven times, it sticks. So, when several social media posts, podcasts and a conversation with a friend pointed to Mel Robbins, a New York Times bestselling author, I took notice. Robbins’ latest book, The Let Them Theory, has gained global notoriety as a practical tool […]
Stamping out single shame
I recently binge-watched ITVX’s eight-part drama Fake, inspired by Stephanie Wood’s memoir. The series tells the story of an Australian magazine writer who falls in love with a compulsive liar she met on a dating app. In the first scene we’re introduced to Birdie whose anxiety delivers main character energy in its own right. We […]
We gain through talking loss
Grief is often tightly interlinked with death, but we can grieve for more than people. During our lifetime we may lose jobs, homes and health. And each loss marks a moment that requires careful processing on how it impacts our identity, and the way we relate to others. So, when my mother’s 15-year-old cat […]