Eating disorders
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
Stephen MacRae
107 Brudes HillLeachkinUnited KingdomInvernessScotlandIV3 8ATI am based in Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland and work from home. I’ve always had a passion for helping people and Human Givens methodology has enabled me to do just that.
Vix Avery
United KingdomSalisburyWiltshireSP5 4LRVix has a degree in Psychology in addition to her Post Graduate Diploma in Human Givens.
Martin Peter Dunne
Carlow Gateway Business CentreAthy RoadIrelandCarlowCo CarlowExperienced with addictions, eating disorders, and trauma. I have a private practice in a dedicated, multi-disciplinary holistic clinic for clients in Leinster or Munster.
Emrys
Solstice Wellbeing CentreNr. Bury ST EdmundsUnited KingdomSuffolkI have the best job in the world: it's to help you find the peace you're looking for.
Mary Spierin
Judehaven36 Granville ParkIrelandBlackrock, DublinCo Dublin
Vivienne Emery
United KingdomEastbourneVivienne offers a safe and caring environment and works with a range of responses to mental and emotional distress.
Selina Lauder
Sevenoaks Medical CentreUnited KingdomKentEnglandSelina has many years of experience both in the NHS and in private practice working with children, young people, families and individuals.
Sara Simon
United KingdomMacclesfieldCheshireFor the last ten years I have worked with individuals and groups in both creative and counselling capacities in a variety of settings including adult inpatient mental health rehabilitation, Child a
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Date posted: 14/02/2024