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| Eva Fera Clinical Psychologist, Health Psychologist |
| You do not need to have a problem to benefit from therapy. If you want to achieve more in love, work, study, sport and health I can help you to maximize your potential. I work with whatever you bring into therapy, I work with issues that are present today and help to eliminate them from your future. Past issues are only dealt with if their effects are still present today. My philosophy is that you cannot change the past but with help you can create a succesful and satisfying future. |
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| Marianne Gabriel Psychologist |
| 25 years as a Registered Nurse working in adult and neonatal intensive care, operating theatres and recovery has taught me the value of good physical health. Today I am most interested in helping people focus on how they want their lives to be different in order to enhance well being, foster self-esteem and build confidence in both personal and professional areas. Good physical health will naturally follow. |
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| Kim Michelle Hansen Counsellor |
| Counselling is a process whereby personal issues and difficulties can be identified,options considered and investigated and resolutions reached, in a safe and confidential environment. Essentially the process requires us to ask, "What do I need to do now or to turn my attention to, to enable me to cope better, feel better, be more productive and sustain healthy, enjoyable relationships?" |
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| Corinne Henderson Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Counselling/psychotherapy provide a safe and supportive environment in which to explore problematic issues; evolve strategies; and review options to meet personal goals and live a more rewarding life. Using a ‘person centred’ approach that views all individuals as self-striving to find meaning and fulfilment in the world, and a capacity for creativity, growth and choice, I work with clients to develop insight and self-awareness. |
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| David White Psychotherapist |
| I have learnt that effective therapy must be a co-operative venture, involving mutual respect, good will and hard work. Those who enter into it half heartedly, do not do particularly well. Good therapy takes as long as it takes and cannot be hurried to suit anyone’s personal agendas. Having said this, I have seen that those who are prepared to put in the hard yards, can do extremely well in altering their circumstances, feelings and attitudes and in coming to terms with what they cannot alter. |
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