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 "Understanding yourself and  the problems you are facing can be like an onion.  There are different layers and depths of thoughts and emotions that you need to be aware of in order to manage yourself well." 

 

 

"There are many different modalities of counselling and  pyschotherapy. Choosing the right one for your issue will be an important factor in how successful your treatment will be."  

 

 

 "Choose a counsellor or psychotherapist based on their education, experience in dealing with an issue and whether they belong to an association with ethical guidelines."  

 

 
What is Counselling and Psychotherapy?  

Counselling and psychotherapy are professional activities that utilize an interpersonal relationship between counsellor and client to enable the client to develop understanding about themselves and make changes in their lives.                                                                                                        

Read more about the difference between counselling and psychotherapy.

What types of Counselling and Psychotherapy do we offer?

Counselling                                                                                                                         Counselling is a process that focuses on enhancing the psychological well-being of people so they are able to reach their full potential. In this manner a counsellor supports personal growth, development, and self-understanding in people which helps them adapt more constructive life practices often in specific problem areas.  These areas can include relationships, grief and loss, stress and emotional distress, health and wellbeing and work issues. 

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy                                                                                     Psychodynamic psychotherapy is a collaborative and long term approach based on self knowledge and insight.  It's used to help the client understand that unconscious internal dynamics like emotion, thinking and behaviour are often at play when internal and interpersonal conflict and distress arises.  The therapist helps the client to become aware of these unconscious patterns, explore and understand how they effect their wellbeing and how to manage them effectively.     

Somatic or Body Oriented Psychotherapy                                                                 Somatic or body oriented psychotherapy is grounded in the belief that thought, emotion and bodily experience are understood as inter-functioning aspects of the persons whole being or bodymind. This approach facilitates the exploration and expression of the person, to develop self awareness, self regulation and a sense of vitality and aliveness. This work deepens a sense of connection to oneself and to others thus facilitating deeper relationships with self and other and helping to manage emotional, mental and physical wellbeing.  

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)                                                                           Cognitive Therapy is a collaborative, goal centred and time limited approach to dealing with problems such as depression, anxiety, social phobia's, panic attacks and anxiety.  It is a therapeutic and educative process that helps people understand how their dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs about themselves and the world affect their emotional and mental wellbeing. 

Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)                                                                                Interpersonal psychotherapy is a time limited and goal centred approach that focuses on developing interpersonal relationships as a way of bringing about change.  By improving relationships, changing expectations of them or increasing social support networks people can alleviate the symptoms of issues relating to grief, role and life transitions and interpersonal disputes.   

Schema Therapy                                                                                                               Schema therapy combines a variety of approaches including Cognitive therapy and psychoanalytic therapy that helps people to find constructive ways to meet their emotional needs based on the principle that we develop early life experiences and beliefs or worldviews (schema's) that prevent us from having our emotional needs met.  

Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)                                                                         Solution focused therapy is a short term brief methodology that encourages people to alter their patterns and  behaviour around difficult situations so they become unstuck and build their own resources to find a solution.  The methodology focuses on what is working or has worked in the past rather than the problem and is future focused rather than dwelling on the past. 

Coaching                                                                                                                            Coaching is a solution focused and results orientated process where the coach facilitates and supports the client to enhance their life experience and personal growth through working towards  their desired goals and objectives.  Coaching is a short term activity that relies on the client setting goals and implementing an action plan to achieve them. 

 


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