What's it  All About? 

What do I do? how does it work and what issues can I help you with? If these questions are running through your head, you're in the right place. 

This is where I go into more detail about the therapies I offer, answer your frequently asked questions and list some of the issues I can support you with. 

Above all, I guarantee my clients confidentiality, care and respect. This time and space is for you and I want you to feel safe, secure and cared for.

What is Integrative Therapy?

We all process things differently and as an integrative therapist I understand how various therapeutic approaches work best 

for you as an individual with your own unique challenges. 
 

I use a variety of strategies adapted to meet your indivdual needs, drawing from a person-centred foundation whilst also incorporating CBT, NLP or positive psychology techniques. This means I can focus on issues using evidence based strategies to cover a range of differing circumstances.

The 'person-centred' approach to therapy is central to all talking therapies and is based on three core concepts: that as your therapist I am genuine, non-judgemental and empathetic. I fundamentally believe that human beings aren't flawed or broken. We might be feeling stuck or overwhelmed, unable to see the wood for the trees and just need a little help finding our way out of a difficult situation.

 

What is Positive Psychology?

You may have heard the term "positive psychology" but you're not quite sure what it is. This is a fairly new psychological approach (established around 2011) which focuses on the scientific study of human thought, feelings and behaviour. This approach is used to build on our strengths and apply proven behaviours that support our daily health and emotional wellness. One of the many advantages of working within the field of positive psychology is that it tends to work solely with strategies that have been scientifically proven to work!

 

What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?

Also known as CBT, this technique uses various strategies and processes to challenge and change unhelpful thinking and behaviour patterns. By combining cognitive therapy (the way we think) and behaviour therapy (examining the things we do) you can become aware of the negative or distorted perceptions you may have about yourself or a situation. Together, we can change those misconceptions and learn new ways of responding to specific situations or to your life in general.

CBT is useful for many issues, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, anger management, negativity from the past, relationship issues or obsessive compulsive disorder. I can help you decide if CBT is the right therapy option for you.

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