Family Relationships
Keith Abrahams
United KingdomLondonEnglandW1United KingdomStevenageEnglandSG1I am an experienced and established Human Givens Therapist with an eclectic background in practice, business and voluntary sectors, which enables me to support my clients across a broad range of life, relationship and work issues.
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.
Tina Hamilton-James
FrenchayUnited KingdomBristolAvonBristol Human Givens CentreUnited KingdomBristolAvonEnhanced CRB disclosure. NHS referrals welcome. Family Law referrals welcome.
Limited number of private appointments available.
Pamela Woodford
Blue Anchor BayUnited KingdomMineheadSomersetTA24Online sessions available (therefore no limit on geographical distance)
Andre Sloos
Bitterkoekjes HuisWillow CornerUnited KingdomWorthamSuffolkIP22 1PSAndre works in a village just south of Diss, on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. He also arranges to see people in mutually agreed locations, e.g. GP surgeries or at home.
Richard Brook
United KingdomNorwichNorfolkNR3 3NJCurrent CRB disclosure certificate. I see clients in my home. Sessions available weekends and early evening.
Angela Emmerson
United KingdomSuffolkI am currently CRB checked.
Julia Langensiepen
United KingdomHamptonMiddlesexTW12 2NZJulia believes we are all born with gifts and talents but a lot of us don't know how to access these and bring them to life.
David Njie
United KingdomLondonSW2David has extensive experience of working with young people and families within school settings.
Miriam Chachamu
(5 minute walk from Golders Green Tube Station)United KingdomLondonGreater LondonNW11Miriam has extensive experience of working with families, couples and individuals in various settings.
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