Panic Attacks
Sue Gray
Albany VillaMelton RoadUnited KingdomWoodbridgeSuffolkIP12 1PDUnited KingdomWhen someone's daily life becomes bogged down by a personal difficulty, they often cannot find a way through it for themselves, so they can suffer from distressing feelings of insecurity, distress
Andrea Buckle
The Ark5a Bridge StreetUnited KingdomHaverfordwestWalesSA61 2ALWintern House Health and WellnessHigh StreetUnited KingdomFishguardWalesSA65 9ATAbout Me
Sarah Day
Thorpe St AndrewUnited KingdomNorwichEnglandNR1 4LEI see clients at my home in Norwich - there is parking available as well as a good local bus service.
Paul Hanley
United KingdomSaint AgnesEnglandTR5 0XNPaul is a qualified Human Givens Psychotherapist and has over 25 years’ experience in various roles of supporting, mentoring and coaching people struggling with their mental and emotional health.
Jennifer Broadley
United KingdomMontroseScotlandDD10United KingdomHealth, finances, relationships, career, family, fitness and unexpected change – life can get complicated.
Mary Spierin
Judehaven36 Granville ParkIrelandBlackrock, DublinCo Dublin
Pamela Woodford
Blue Anchor BayUnited KingdomMineheadSomersetTA24Online sessions available (therefore no limit on geographical distance)
Mary Scott
United KingdomAberystwythWalesI am optimistic that many more people can achieve a balanced and happy life with the correct support and see Human Givens as a wonderful step in this journey.
Alessia Biciocchi
Kentish TownUnited KingdomLondonEnglandNW5Alessia offers safe and confidential sessions in a caring and calming environment. Her private practice is 7 minutes walk from Kentish Town Tube station.
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Date posted: 14/02/2024