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A gentle guide for anyone who feels responsible for everyone’s wellbeing, but struggles to care for their own.
Emotional over functioning happens when you consistently take on more than your share of emotional labour, anticipating others’ needs, managing conflict, soothing distress, and keeping things “together.” You might feel:
• Responsible for others’ moods or wellbeing
• Unable to rest, switch off, or say no
• Like you’re always “the strong one”
• Resentful, exhausted, or emotionally numb
This pattern often goes unnoticed, especially when it’s praised or expected.
Over functioning can stem from early relational dynamics, perfectionism, or cultural expectations around care and competence. You may have learned that:
• Your worth is tied to being helpful, calm, or emotionally available
• Others’ needs matter more than your own
• Rest or boundaries feel selfish or unsafe
Over time, this leads to emotional depletion, anxiety, and disconnection, even if you appear to be coping well.
Counselling offers a space to:
• Explore the roots of over functioning with compassion
• Reconnect with your own needs, limits, and emotions
• Practice nervous system regulation and boundary-setting
• Learn that care doesn’t have to cost your wellbeing
I offer counselling online, by phone, or through walk-and-talk sessions in Manchester. Each format is designed to meet you gently, wherever you are.
• You feel emotionally drained but keep giving
• You struggle to rest or say no
• You feel responsible for others’ feelings
• You long for support but fear being “too much”
These are valid experiences. Counselling can help you feel safe enough to be supported, not just supportive.
If you’re curious about counselling or wondering whether it’s right for you or someone you care about, I offer a warm, inclusive space to explore your needs. You’re welcome to email me directly at fee.therapymoments@gmail.com — I’ll respond with care and clarity.
You don’t have to carry it all alone. Counselling can help you soften, reconnect, and feel safe enough to rest.