Adults
Linda Singer
28 Forth StreetUnited KingdomEdinburghEH1 3LHLinda has a well established private practice in the City of Edinburgh.
Sue Hanisch
Travellers' NestSedgwickUnited KingdomKendalCumbriaLA8 0JUSue practices from a rural village setting with good parking and disabled/wheelchair access, but will also travel to see clients
Sophie Lacey
United KingdomHeckingtonLincolnshireBesides being a qualified Human Givens Practitioner I am also a qualified Systemic Practitioner and have been a Registered Mental Health Nurse for over fifteen years.
Cathriona Edwards
The Dublin Human Givens Centre137 George's StreetIrelandDun LaoghaireCo Dublin7 Croydon GardensIrelandMarinoDublin 3I am willing to travel to see clients, I practice largely from the Dublin Human Givens Centre in the southside of the city (Dun Laoghaire) but am also happy to accommodate clients on the northside
Pat Capel
3 Lombard CourtUnited KingdomLondonEC3V 9BJ19 Nassau StreetUnited KingdomLondonEnglandW1W 7AF12 Cinnamon RowBatterseaUnited KingdomLondonSW11 3TWBetter Care Clinic53A Queen's RdUnited KingdomWatfordWD17 2QN87 Earls Court RoadUnited KingdomLondonW8 6EFIf you or your loved ones are finding the world a little tough, I can help you. Your difficulties could be personal such as depression, anxiety and trauma.
Sarah Wiesendanger
Royal Surrey County HospitalUnited KingdomGuildfordI work with cancer patients at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford. I also work privately from the hospital, from my home in Ash Green and from 'Mummas and Beans' in Godalming.
Julia Desousa
United KingdomPooleDorsetUnited KingdomBournemouthDorsetNursing background with an awareness of the connection between a healthy mind aiding a healthy body. Providing assessment and therapy to aid your wellbeing in as few sessions as possible.
Emma Grey
Wholenistic, Louth Golf ClubCrowtree LaneUnited KingdomLouthLincolnshireLN11 9LJ• NHS referrals taken.
• Social Worker referrals taken.
• Self-referrals taken.
• Enhanced CRB check valid.
• Please see website for details of therapy suite.
Jo Ham
United KingdomBarnetHertfordshireUnited KingdomLondonEngland'You gave us our lives back Jo. Saved his and freed mine. Thank you, thank you, thank you',
Partner of severely traumatised veteran, September 2016
Jane Jones
North/WestUnited KingdomLondonWD23United KingdomHA1I originally trained in biological science before becoming a medical doctor over 25 years ago.
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