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| Stuart Stawman Psychotherapist |
| I think of a well-trained, experienced psychotherapist as being like a mountain guide, or sherpa, someone who knows something about the mountains - their difficult terrain and challenging weathers - and, because of this, knows how to help individual climbers to safely achieve their particular journey. |
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| Jacqui Winship Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist |
| I believe in the power of the therapy relationship to enable individuals and couples to grow, heal and thrive. I offer a supportive environment in which you can gain a better understanding of your concerns and how they are influencing your life as well as developing a greater sense of wellbeing. My aim is to assist you in exploring issues that are troubling you and to help you to gain greater insight into these in order to develop resources and strategies to resolve, accept or overcome them. |
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| Michele Yexley Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Michele offers a practical approach in dealing with life's challenges. In a relaxed and supportive environment she encourages you to develop effective communication, healthy boundaries and interpersonal skills to resolve personal as well as relationship issues. She also practices a combination of hypnotherapy and counselling for anxiety, stress, self confidence and addictive behaviour such as smoking. Call Michele or visit her website for more details. |
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| Sally Brooks Psychotherapist |
| I believe that within every individual are the resources to enhance his or her wellbeing and enjoy more contentment in life. Often accessing these resources alone is difficult and can best be accomplished with the support of an experienced and committed therapist. Someone who will not push from behind nor pull from in front but who will walk beside to support the emergence of new ways of being in the world. |
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| Jodie Gale Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Counselling and psychotherapy sessions provide a resting place from the busyness of life and a space to explore your inner and outer life, your thoughts and feelings, in an empathic, compassionate and confidential environment. We will work together gently to find the value, meaning and purpose hidden within the symptom, this frequently helps to find a sense of understanding and acceptance for oneself, consequently bringing about healing and change. |
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| Helen Kvelde Psychologist |
| My style of therapy is very much based on establishing a relationship of trust so the client can discuss their inner thoughts and feelings as well as their actual experiences both past and present. For many clients this may be the first time in their lives that they have revealed these things to another person. Together we can begin to look at some of the painful issues and find ways to move forward more constructively. |
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| Edna McKelvey Psychotherapist |
| It is my experience both personally and in my work as a therapist that whether you are in emotional or physical pain within your personal, family or business life, or are feeling confused, anxious or 'down', often just talking to someone who can maintain an objective perspective, who will listen and offer support as required, can be a most useful and liberating experience during difficult times. That alone can facilitate healing and assist growth toward a more positive and healthy life. |
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