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Russell McKenzie
15 Chesterfield CrescentUnited KingdomLeigh-on-SeaSS9 5PDHaving been in private practice as a Human Givens therapist for the last four years, I have been honoured to witness the dramatic changes that this therapy has been able to provide.
Beverley Davies
United KingdomCheadleCheshireWhilst working with a group of clients, all of whom were living with a Physical and/or Sensory Disability, made me realise the strong connection between the Mind and the Body, and how by getting ou
Deborah Potts
United KingdomSuffolkAs a registered nurse and health visitor of 35 years, 22 of those in the Army, Deborah has seen first-hand the effects that emotional problems and traumatic events can have on individuals and their
Karen Webb
United KingdomMalvernEnglandWR14 1PHStarting out as a management trainer and HR professional, for the last 25 years I’ve been a counsellor and life coach, and run workshops in personal development.
Rachel Levett
United KingdomNew MaldenSurreyThe most rewarding part of the Human Givens framework is the ability to be able to make a real difference to people's lives.
Saskia Sobey
United KingdomEast HorsleySurreyKT24With a background in Holistic medicine and as a Yoga teacher, I have always enjoyed helping people and now as a dedicated Human Givens Therapist I am able to reach out to an even wider cliental.
Mark Evans
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