Anxiety
Renee van der Vloodt
WoodchurchUnited KingdomAshfordEnglandTN26Renée receives referrals from GPs and specialists.
"My aim is to facilitate people's well-being and help them develop resilience."
Alison Winfield
CorkDouglasIrelandCork CityCo CorkIrelandCork cityAlison's aim is always to help clients take back control of their lives quickly and effectively.
Gayle Shearer
Hawley Health Centre7-9 Hawley SquareUnited KingdomMargateKentCT9 1PFGayle is qualified in Osteopathy and Traditional Chinese Acupuncture.
Clare Pargeter
3 Prouse AvenueUnited KingdomChagfordDevonTQ13 8FLI feel fortunate to have been able to combine an enjoyable career in Human Resource Management (within the public, private and voluntary sectors) with psychotherapy and counselling, working for man
Jane Whiteside
United KingdomLowestoftThe most rewarding thing about using this approach is being able to make a difference and give hope.
Jasvinder Singh
United KingdomI take NHS referrals’. I have 9 years of experiences with NHS referrals’. I have enhanced DBS disclosure. The clients are seen at the mutually convenient public venue.
Alison Palmer
9 Pondfield RoadRudgwickUnited KingdomHorshamWest SussexRH12 3ENAlison qualified as an Occupational Therapist in 2001 and since this time she has worked in a variety of health fields.
Adam Lake
United KingdomPoulton-le-FyldeLancashireFY6 7ABThanks for having a look at my page. You are very welcome to contact me before booking. I have experience of working with people of all ages and across all types of difficulties.
Ezra Hewing
Quay PlaceUnited KingdomIpswichEnglandI provide human givens psychotherapy at Suffolk Mind in central Ipswich on Friday mornings. I am available for a limited number of online clients outside of these hours.
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