How I work
Counselling and psychotherapy professionals have a dazzling array of names that we use for the various theoretical approaches from which our work has developed. The BACP currently lists 27 approaches on its website and there are certainly many more than that in current common circulation. Thankfully, in practice, you don’t have to understand all these labels; the fact is that no one theoretical approach has been proven to work better than all the others. What we do know, though, is that the relationship you develop in the therapy space can have a major influence on the effective outcome of a therapeutic treatment. Put simply, therapy works well with someone you feel comfortable with.
"Let no day pass without humbly remembering that everything has still to be learned" CG JUNG.
I like to think of my way of working with people as creating an individual therapy for that person or couple that is unique, facilitating and with direction. By using an integrative framework I can draw on a wide range of techniques and approaches fulfilling this way of working. Additionally, as a trained hypnotherapist, I can show you useful self-hypnosis techniques to manage your own anxieties, especially those around sexual issues.
