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| Russ Harris Psychotherapist, Integrative Medical Practitioner |
| Russ's background is in medicine. As a GP he became increasingly interested in the psychological aspects of medical illness (and increasingly disenchanted with writing prescriptions). He soon developed a special interest in the branch of medicine known as psychoneuroimmunology, which investigates the intimate connection between the mind, the nervous system, and the immune system. Ultimately this led to a career change, and he now works as a therapist and as a coach. |
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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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| 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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| Gabby Skelsey Psychotherapist |
| Much of what makes us unhappy is unconscious and not easily accessed by rationalisation. I work together with people to explore aspects of their life and their feelings, and learn new ways of overcoming personal difficulties. Managing vulnerabilities, emotions and behaviours can make problems easier to understand. Sometimes only a couple of sessions to achieve self-awareness and problem-solving are needed; others may choose several sessions over an extended period of time. |
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| Liz Telford Family Therapist, Counsellor |
| I provide a confidential, professional service which aims to enable people to understand and enhance their life and relationships. The counselling relationship provides a supportive and respectful environment in which clients can safely explore their issues. |
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| Guy Vicars Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| It is my strong belief that you have what it takes within you to change. It is up to us as a collaborative partnership to help find those resources. Whether as an individual or a couple, I can help you make sense of what the issues are, help you deal with them and lead a more satisfying and fulfilling life.
We all owe it to ourselves to fulfill our potential as far as possible. This is the meaning of our lives. |
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| Victoria Yeganeh Psychotherapist |
| When people take the step to seek therapy, it is because they are suffering. Their pain may be sharp and clear (loss of health or a loved one), dull (loss of joy), nagging (creative block or relationship problems), intense, grating and widespread (anxiety) or lodged as a symptom in the body. As a Jungian analyst, I believe that by attending to suffering at conscious and unconscious levels, psyche will be assisted to find its way past painful blockages and to flow into a healthy dynamic balance. |
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| Ronit Bichler Psychotherapist |
| Bringing understanding into what makes us the way we are in all areas of relationship with family, friends and at work - in order to open up choices and foster change. |
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| Peter Charleston Psychotherapist, Counselling Psychologist |
| Everyone can develop given the right environment and guidance. The process of personal and professional development is both painful and enriching. I guide you to reach your own goals, through drawing on my expertise and my own experiences (without talking about myself in the first person). We will discuss issues that will help you understand yourself better, and help break unhealthy behavioural, emotional and mental habits. This will motivate you to make the most of your life & relationships |
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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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