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Julia Welstead
United KingdomIsle Of TireeScotlandPA77 6XDI enjoy working with my clients to help them understand and find solutions to their situations, achieve emotional wellbeing, discover their strengths and resources, manage their responses, think calmly and clearly, take back control, and move forward with their lives.
Bunty Dann
United KingdomBrighton & HoveEnglandUnited KingdomWest HoathlyEnglandRH19United KingdomArdinglyEnglandRH17Bunty's practice serves people in Surrey, West and East Sussex, Kent and London delivering the service in Brighton & Hove, East Grinstead, West Hoathly, Forest Row and Ardingly.
Julie Lawrence
4a Clearwater House4-7 Manchester StreetUnited KingdomLondonGreater LondonW1U 3AE
Beverley Haines
United KingdomRichmondNorth YorkshireDL10I have over fifteen years' experience of working within the field of psychological wellbeing in a variety of contexts. I began my career by setting up and managing therapeutic communities within tw
Claire Morris
York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre33 Bishopthorpe RoadUnited KingdomYorkYO23 1NAMy practice is at the York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre and currently runs every Saturday.
Padraig McLoughlin
Massabielle', 11 Ashgrove AvenueNewryUnited KingdomCo. DownNorthern IrelandPadraig worked as a social worker from 1990 until 2011 in various programmes of care including mental health, older poc and physical and sensory disability.
Peggy Williams
United KingdomBedfordBedfordshireMK40 3TFMy private practice is in BEDFORD which is in easy distance for those who live in MILTON KEYNES, LUTON & CAMBRIDGE areas and LONDON.
Carmen Kane
United KingdomMilton KeynesBuckinghamshireMK8 8DUCarmen is an experienced and established Human Givens therapist - a co-founder of the Just What
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Knowledge beyond words: confusion and ethics
In 2002 BACP published new ethical guidelines. Before publication, Ivan Tyrrell questioned the main author of the guidelines, Tim Bond, about what they actually mean.
When depression may be catching
People who are vulnerable to depression tend to generate interpretations of stressful life events and low moods that have negative implications for their future and for their self-worth.
Bringing the help to home
Most severe, even psychotic, mental illness can be helped more effectively at home than in hospital. Professor Marcellino Smyth illustrates how home treatment services work.
The limits of tolerance: ethics and human nature
At a time when we are struggling with a number of major moral dilemas, Ivan Tyrrell suggests that the human givens approach can help us reach ethical decisions.
“I was Angela long before I became a self-harmer”
Self-harm is still a taboo subject. Angela shares her experience of self-harm and the impact it had on her life before taking the first steps to recovery.
Sound sense
Much more is gained from hearing and telling stories, rather than just reading them, says Pat Williams.
"It's what's right with you that fixes what's wrong"
Chris Dyas vividly describes how he teaches troubled children to be their own therapists.
Handle with care
Aric Sigman explains why craft-based skills are as important as academic ones, and need to be taught in all schools.
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