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Beth Hamilton
34, Hayeswater RoadUnited KingdomDavyhulmeGreater ManchesterM41I became a fully qualified Human Givens Psychotherapist in 2006. And have been running a very busy private counselling practice in Manchester for 11 years.
Elaine Curtin
United KingdomBathAvonUnited KingdomBradford-on-AvonAvonI know that it’s possible for clients to get their lives working again without unduly dwelling on the past.
Verity Lewis
Venture HouseFifth AvenueUnited KingdomLetchworth Garden CityHertfordshireSG6 2HQAs an experienced Human Givens Therapeutic Coach, I can support you in making the changes you wish for.
Catriona Mason
United KingdomAngmeringWest SussexBN16United KingdomBrightonEast SussexCatriona has 30 years’ experience of working and supporting adults and children in health and education settings.
Emily Gajewski
United KingdomHassocks (Near Brighton)East SussexEmily is currently not taking on any new clients.
Kiron Collett
Royal Victoria ParkWestbury on TrymUnited KingdomBristolEnglandBS10 6TDKiron has over 4 years experience in professional practice, initially specialising in holistic healthcare. This approach led her to Human Givens and how the mind and emotional health is of paramou
Jane Whiteside
United KingdomLowestoftThe most rewarding thing about using this approach is being able to make a difference and give hope.
Judith Goldsmith
United KingdomIpswichEnglandI am a fully qualified Human Givens Therapist. I have over 20 year's experience working in health and social care settings with both individuals and families.
Angela Emmerson
United KingdomSuffolkI am currently CRB checked.
Sue Goodwin
United KingdomLondonSE19Sue Goodwin has an absolute belief that anyone can change their lives for the better and that some just need a little help finding the best route. She has successfully worked with clients suffering
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