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Joy Cherkaoui
Carmont HouseThe CrichtonUnited KingdomBankend RoadDumfriesDG1 4ZJJoy's background is in community development and she has worked with individuals and groups all her adult life.
Luke Martin
IrelandKilkennyI work as a solution focused therapist (Human Givens therapist) in the heart of Kilkenny city. I help people feel more relaxed and confident instead of overwhelmed or stressed.
Shelley Lams
Hazel Meacher Acupuncture and Wellness ClinicFirst Floor Buckland House, Dower Mews (Rear of 108 High Street Berkhamsted)United KingdomBerkhamstedEnglandHP4 2BLI treat clients with a broad spectrum of challenges, from anxiety and depression to phobias and trauma, helping them to take control of their lives and get their emotional health back on track.
Marion Brown
United KingdomHelensburghRegistered Human Givens psychotherapist in private practice since 2011.
Dr Owen Davis
Just Holistic Therapy Rooms145b Brighton RoadUnited KingdomSouth CroydonSurreyCR2 6EFI have enhanced DBS clearance. I am prepared to travel to see clients in special circumstances.
Cian McEnroe
AustraliaCian Mc Enroe qualified From Dublin City University with a BSc (Hons) degree in Psychology.
Tom Rees
United KingdomKidderminsterEnglandThe Human Givens approach focuses on what people need in their lives to be emotionally healthy and on how these needs can be better met.
Paul Grant
31 Patrick StreetNewryUnited KingdomCo. DownNorthern IrelandBT35 8EBLAPSED MEMBER
Dawn Morris
Small Stepping Stones, Hillcroft HouseWhisby RoadUnited KingdomLincolnLincolnshireLN6 3QTI initially trained and qualified as a Counsellor in Psychodynamic and Humanistic and CBT. After doing just one course with Human Givens I saw and realised how effective this method was.
Sue Gray
Albany VillaMelton RoadUnited KingdomWoodbridgeSuffolkIP12 1PDUnited KingdomWhen someone's daily life becomes bogged down by a personal difficulty, they often cannot find a way through it for themselves, so they can suffer from distressing feelings of insecurity, distress
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