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| John Devling Psychotherapist |
| As counsellor/psychotherapist/specialist psychodramatist and group psychotherapist, I am committed to the principle of creative spontaneity. Fresh vital responses. I never lose sight of self awareness as critical to enabling you to realise the parts you play in your own struggle/dilemma, which then equips you to make better choices in the moment as you engage with life. Futures can be prepared for, the impact of past wounds are significant reference points to resolve, felt meaning is central. |
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| Jacqueline (Jacqui) Dobie Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| A Belief in the importance to first develop 'Connections with self' facilitates confidence to 'connect with others' - the journey of connecting the head and the heart. "The longest walk you'll ever make is from your head to your heart. 'connecting to self' facilitates - you stop listening to your head and start listening to your heart." |
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| Shirley Ernest Counsellor |
| * To support my clients in a warm caring environment using an empathic approach and respecting their unique individuality
* To give couples a greater awareness and understanding of how individual issues impact on the couple relationship without blame or shame
* To create a safe environment for stepfamilies to deal constructively with their issues |
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| Patrice Friars Psychologist |
| Patrice has immense respect for the individual and ensuring that therapy proceeds in line with the person's values and life circumstances. She has a firm belief that for enduring change to occur, strategies need to be workable and to fit into a person's life. Patrice has worked with individuals of all ages and cultural backgrounds, using psychology in a positive way to enhance people's lives. |
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| Jenny Goldsmith Psychologist |
| Regardless of what brings people to therapy/counselling, the ultimate goal is for them to leave with an enhanced understanding of who they are and what are their capabilities. |
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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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