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Kevan Owen
The Bell Surgery453 Barlow Moor RoadUnited KingdomChorltonManchesterM21 8AUCumberland StreetUnited KingdomMacclesfieldM1 1JQAs a professional full-time Human Givens therapist in private practice, my overriding aim is to work with you to achieve positive goals and outcomes.
Gail Elvin
Victim Support Service11 Halifax StreetAdelaide 5048AustraliaCurrently working in not for profit sector for Victim Support Service, South Australia.
Alison Winfield
CorkDouglasIrelandCork CityCo CorkIrelandCork cityAlison's aim is always to help clients take back control of their lives quickly and effectively.
Lynda Bryer
United KingdomSouthseaHampshirePO4Lynda has worked for the NHS for 15 years. She has helped to develop mental health services ranging from a forensic secure unit to older peoples services.
Kathy Royle
United KingdomNorth DevonUnited KingdomPlymouthDevonUnited KingdomMid DevonI have been a Human Givens Practitioner since 2002. As well as seeing clients privately I am an affiliated counsellor for Cic, PTSD Resolution and Red Poppy.
Sarah Jeffrey-Gray
CliftonUnited KingdomBristolAvonNB: I am currently on sabbatical from 1 April to 1 October 2018
Dr Alex McGlaughlin
United KingdomWest BridgfordNottinghamshireNG2 5HFAlex has many years experience as a mentor, facilitator, coach and therapist working with individuals, couples and groups.
Marilyn Francis
United KingdomSaxmundhamEnglandHG Therapist for 11 years with a Nursing and Health Visiting background.
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