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| Tim Hill Psychotherapist |
| I believe that we all feel the deep longing to become happier, wiser and better human beings, but that sometimes we are overwhelmed by challenges and difficulties; our best intentions can get swamped by the hard choices and difficult circumstances. Good therapy can help you through those hard times and help you build a strong sense of self; one closer to the person you long to be. |
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| John Julian Psychotherapist, Clinical Social Worker |
| John uses a person centred, empowering approach that gently guides you to your own answers, while also using evidence-based therapies such as CBT and ACT. He offers regular group classes on compassionate communication, meditation and mindfulness-based stress reduction. He is a highly skilled, relaxed and efficient therapist who also trains community based health, welfare and mental health staff. |
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| Volker Krohn Psychotherapist |
| My work is motivated by a strong passion to contibute to the creation of world peace. I believe the collective power of each of us creating our own inner peace is tremendous.
As such, I speak and write widely on emotional healing and re-education, and spiritual renewal, through the exploration of early childhood conditioning. This includes a specific focus on introducing the Hoffman methodology into the wider community and corporations. |
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| Lyle Lashlie-Gordon Psychotherapist, Clinical Social Worker |
| Sometimes events happen in our lives that take us by surprise and effect the way we feel about ourselves and those around us. Feelings of anger, shame, depression and fear appear to take us over. We find ourselves responding to others in negative and unhealthy ways. Maybe we notice problems recurring eg. in relationships and our responses remain disturbing. Finding someone who can help make sense of things is an important step in taking control toward positive change. |
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| Sarah McGregor Psychotherapist, Psychologist |
| Central to my work is a belief that each person has their own resources that serve as foundations for recovery. I have a particular interest in body awareness throughout the therapeutic process. I work to facilitate a collaborative journey towards a healthy and full life. |
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| Simon Parker Psychotherapist, Counselling Psychologist |
| The focus of my approach is to assist you to develop greater self knowledge and the effective life skills which can enable you respond adequately to life and help you to make wise decisions about redirecting your life.
I work in a very practical and supportive way that helps you explore problems, generate solutions, set goals, confront obstacles in your path and develop the courage to act on your knowledge and convictions.
2009 Psychodrama Psychotherapy Groups |
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| Pauline Pearson Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Beginning can feel difficult. Going to see someone you have not met before, to speak about yourself and your life, is a big step to take.You will not be judged or rushed, and you will be listened to thoughtfully and respectfully. Change comes through the experience of a therapeutic relationship in which trust , insight & readiness for change, develop over time. Nothing can change until you feel able and willing to let yourself begin. |
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| Irene Rose Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I use a wholistic approach to achieving psychological wellbeing and health. In a safe and nurturing environment, we explore and transform your issues and goals, with the intention to heal and discover your true inner self. I use a wide array of modalities to facilitate change and healing, utilizing the mind, body and soul.
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| Marg Ryan Psychotherapist |
| Sometimes we need to be supported and encouraged by another to change.
We can all benefit from a relationship that allows us to reflect on difficulties at work, in relationships, in parenting or in achieving personal goals. As a qualified therapist, my role is to help clients develop clarity and reflectiveness, so that they can gain relief from anxiety, confusion, negative feelings or low self esteem, and learn to improve their own sense of vitality and happiness.
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