What You Can Talk About on Rassel

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O7 Therapy
Published on
December 5, 2024
Read time
4 min read

Life can be overwhelming, and sometimes you just need someone to talk to. Whether you’re navigating work stress, grappling with relationship issues, or feeling anxious and lonely, our frontline psychologists are here to listen and help. There’s no topic too small or too big; every concern is valid.  

Here are some common areas you can explore during your chats, along with tips on how to express your feelings and experiences effectively.

You’re Feeling Off & Can’t Put a Finger on Why

Sometimes, it’s hard to put your feelings into words. It’s okay to not always know how to express what you’re going through.

You might say,

  • “I feel sad and don’t really know why.”
  • “I’ve been more irritable since my friend moved away.”

You’re Feeling Anxious

Whether you’re worried about the future or dealing with social anxiety, it’s important to talk about them.

You might say,

  • “I’m anxious about an upcoming presentation and can’t sleep.”
  • “I feel overwhelmed by everything happening around me.”

You Need Relationship Advice

Relationships can bring joy, but they can also be tricky. Whether it’s family, friends, or partners, it’s normal to face challenges.

You might say,

  • “I’m having conflicts with my partner, and it’s stressing me out.”
  • “I feel like my friends don’t really understand me right now.”

You’re Struggling at Work

Work can be a major source of stress. Whether it’s tight deadlines, difficult coworkers, or just feeling overworked, it’s okay to feel this way.

You might say,

  • “I feel overwhelmed by my workload and don’t know how to handle it.”
  • “I feel unappreciated at work, and it’s making me anxious.”

Ongoing communication can be super helpful for maintaining momentum in your mental health journey. You can check in regularly, share updates, and continue receiving support during your day-to-day life.

Get unlimited messaging with a frontline psychologist.

When you’re feeling overwhelmed or facing a crisis, immediate access to support can be invaluable. You don’t have to wait for an appointment; you can reach out on Rassel whenever you need it. Start a chat with a frontline psychologist, talk about your feelings, receive guidance, and discover coping strategies. Rassel is available every day from 12pm to 12am GMT+2.  

Download the O7 app and start your free trial of Rassel today.