Chronic fatigue is a persistent and overwhelming sense of tiredness that does not improve with rest. It can affect concentration, memory, motivation, and daily functioning. Individuals may feel physically and emotionally drained, making it difficult to manage work, relationships, or everyday responsibilities. While chronic fatigue may have physical causes, the emotional impact can be significant. Counselling provides a supportive space to understand these challenges, develop coping strategies, and rebuild balance and wellbeing.
Counselling can help individuals understand the emotional, psychological, and lifestyle factors that contribute to chronic fatigue. Therapeutic approaches such as pacing techniques, stress-reduction strategies, CBT, and person-centred counselling can support better energy management and emotional wellbeing. At iTT, our counsellors provide a compassionate, structured environment to help clients regain a sense of balance and control.
A typical counselling treatment plan for chronic fatigue includes:
Common symptoms include persistent tiredness, low energy, concentration difficulties, unrefreshing sleep, and feeling overwhelmed.
Yes. Counselling can help address stress, emotional strain, lifestyle factors, and unhelpful thought patterns that may contribute to fatigue.
Improvement varies between individuals, but many people begin to notice positive changes within 6–12 sessions when using pacing and emotional-regulation strategies.
You should seek support if fatigue persists for several weeks, affects your ability to function, or causes emotional distress.
At iTT, our counsellors provide compassionate, tailored support using evidence-based techniques. We help clients manage fatigue, reduce stress, and restore emotional balance.
We want to ensure that all of our patients receive the information they need to make an informed decision about their treatment. If you have any questions or if you require assistance with anything, please let us know.
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