We all experience problems at certain times in our lives. Sometimes we can deal with these either on our own or with the support of family and friends; other times we might feel overwhelmed by them and unable to talk to anyone close to us, and this is where talking to a counsellor can help.
The past cannot be changed, but together, our understanding of it can give you insight into the present allowing you to take control of your future and enable you to live the life you choose.
The aim of the therapeutic process is to enable you to better understand and accept yourself, and thus empower you to make your own choices and control your own life so that you can achieve autonomy and personal growth.
Person–centred counselling enables you to develop and grow in your own way, to strengthen and expand your own identity and to become the person that you 'really' are independently of the pressures of others to act or think in particular ways.Qualifications & Training
Professional Diploma in Person-Centred Counselling.
Certificate in Counselling Skills.
Certificate in Counselling Skills and Theory.
Awareness in Bereavement Care (Cruse) & (OCNW).
Children and Young People's Bereavement Support Course (Cruse).
Numerous short courses.
Accreditation with The Counselling Society.
Membership of the Hampshire Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.Experience
Working with individuals and couples in private practice.
Working with adults and children for Cruse Bereavement Care.
Experience of working with issues such as grief, traumatic grief, children’s grief, low self esteem, stress, sexual abuse, OCD, PMT, personal development and relationship issues.Fees
Initial assessment free (approx 20mins).
Thereafter £35 per session for individuals.
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Couples, Individual Counselling, Adults, Children, Young, Long-term, Short-term, Face-to-face, General counselling, Counselling, Dream work, Existential, Gestalt, Humanistic, Mindfulness, Person-centred, Relaxation, Sand Tray, Visualisation. |
