by Julian Reddish | Jun 17, 2026 | Blog posts
The Hidden Reality of Recovery After Stroke, Brain Injury or Trauma By Julian Reddish Recovery & Wellbeing One of the most common comments people hear after returning to work following a stroke, brain injury, illness or significant life event is:...
by Julian Reddish | Jun 11, 2026 | Blog posts
If someone had told me years ago that I’d be a counsellor supporting stroke survivors, people living with disability, carers, and those facing life’s toughest challenges, I probably wouldn’t have believed them. My journey hasn’t followed a...
by Julian Reddish | Jun 8, 2026 | Blog posts
For many of us, our professional identity isn’t just what we do for a living—it is a massive piece of who we are. It dictates our routines, fuels our sense of purpose, and connects us to a social world. When a stroke hits, that blueprint is suddenly torn up.When the...
by Julian Reddish | May 28, 2026 | Blog posts
A Conversation with Julian Reddish Counselling Recovery after a stroke changes more than just your physical health. It changes your confidence. Your relationships. Your identity. And often, the way you see yourself. Recently, I sat down with my first client, Roger, to...
by Julian Reddish | May 14, 2026 | Blog posts
Recovery can feel incredibly lonely. Even when you’re surrounded by people who care, there can still be this quiet sense that no one truly understands what life feels like now. The changes. The uncertainty. The effort it takes just to keep moving forward. I know that...
by Julian Reddish | May 7, 2026 | Blog posts
Sometimes people ask me: “Julian, I’ve been following you for some time now… can you take me back to how you got through the early days of your recovery?” The short answer? I didn’t really “get through” it. The longer answer is… I had no other...
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