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ProHealth Counselling & Training Services
Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS14 0PJ
ProHealth Ltd. provides counselling and training to all. Our counsellors and training courses are all awarded by the Counselling & Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body (CPCAB) and in line with British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP)Ethical Framework. Our courses run from Level 2 - beginner Certificates, through, to Level 5 - post qualification Advanced Diplomas and specialist training (Level 5 Child & Adolescent/Level 6 Supervision Training courses) All courses are competitively priced with installment options available. Counselling can be done through self referral, Gp referral, recommendation or professional referral. Sliding scale is used for fee structures to allow access for all
Counselling Lichfield Supervision training Counselling Child and Adolescent counselling ProHealth Counselling Training
Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS14 0PJ
ProHealth Ltd. provides counselling and training to all. Our counsellors and training courses are all awarded by the Counselling & Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body (CPCAB) and in line with British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP)Ethical Framework. Our courses run from Level 2 - beginner Certificates, through, to Level 5 - post qualification Advanced Diplomas and specialist training (Level 5 Child & Adolescent/Level 6 Supervision Training courses) All courses are competitively priced with installment options available. Counselling can be done through self referral, Gp referral, recommendation or professional referral. Sliding scale is used for fee structures to allow access for all
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Spokz People Disability Counselling and Support Services
Lichfield, West Midlands, ws13 8pn
Spokz People Inclusive Counselling Service is run by Mèlani Halacre.
Counselling is an opportunity for you to work towards a different way of living. It provides a safe place where you can talk privately about your life. You may feel distressed or emotional at times during the counselling process, but as your counsellor I can support you through this process. The relationship between client and counsellor is the most important part of the counselling process.
Many people think that going to counselling is a sign of weakness, of not being able to sort something out yourself. In fact, it takes great courage to take that first step to decide to have counselling, and even more courage to go through the process and look at things you find difficult. Changing thoughts, feelings, behaviours and perceptions can be difficult and counselling requires not only reflection, but also a desire and motivation for change.
Through observations and suggestions I will encourage you to achieve the change you desire. Please be aware that counselling is not a befriending or an advice service, though I may be able to provide you with information for such services in addition to your counselling. You are the expert at your own life and so I will not tell you what to do. However, I can facilitate you to increase self-awareness, enable you to think more clearly and provide alternative viewpoints.
Mèlani is a qualified integrative counsellor and has experience of physical disability as well as a range of other issues such as anger, anxiety, bereavement, loss, cultural issues, oppression/discrimination, depression or low mood, general counselling, relationships and self-esteem.
Other relevant qualifications are certificates in counselling skills and theory, psychology and Community Mediation.
She has completed DET (Disability Equality Training) and also conducted her own literature research into disability as part of her diploma.
“I am a firm believer that if we take the time to look at the things that trouble us, we can break free from the habits and patterns that at one time were useful, but can sometimes become outdated and prevent us from achieving our full potential in life.”
“Counselling is very different from the medical model in the NHS, where talking therapy is often time-limited and solely cognitive-behavioural. I work in a more holistic way, considering the whole person, their family, upbringing and the environmental and social factors that influence their lives. Counselling is very individual and a counselling programme is devised in discussion with each client, according to their needs and goals."
Counselling Lichfield Disabled Disability Counselling Therapy Disability Counselling
Lichfield, West Midlands, ws13 8pn
Spokz People Inclusive Counselling Service is run by Mèlani Halacre.
Counselling is an opportunity for you to work towards a different way of living. It provides a safe place where you can talk privately about your life. You may feel distressed or emotional at times during the counselling process, but as your counsellor I can support you through this process. The relationship between client and counsellor is the most important part of the counselling process.
Many people think that going to counselling is a sign of weakness, of not being able to sort something out yourself. In fact, it takes great courage to take that first step to decide to have counselling, and even more courage to go through the process and look at things you find difficult. Changing thoughts, feelings, behaviours and perceptions can be difficult and counselling requires not only reflection, but also a desire and motivation for change.
Through observations and suggestions I will encourage you to achieve the change you desire. Please be aware that counselling is not a befriending or an advice service, though I may be able to provide you with information for such services in addition to your counselling. You are the expert at your own life and so I will not tell you what to do. However, I can facilitate you to increase self-awareness, enable you to think more clearly and provide alternative viewpoints.
Mèlani is a qualified integrative counsellor and has experience of physical disability as well as a range of other issues such as anger, anxiety, bereavement, loss, cultural issues, oppression/discrimination, depression or low mood, general counselling, relationships and self-esteem.
Other relevant qualifications are certificates in counselling skills and theory, psychology and Community Mediation.
She has completed DET (Disability Equality Training) and also conducted her own literature research into disability as part of her diploma.
“I am a firm believer that if we take the time to look at the things that trouble us, we can break free from the habits and patterns that at one time were useful, but can sometimes become outdated and prevent us from achieving our full potential in life.”
“Counselling is very different from the medical model in the NHS, where talking therapy is often time-limited and solely cognitive-behavioural. I work in a more holistic way, considering the whole person, their family, upbringing and the environmental and social factors that influence their lives. Counselling is very individual and a counselling programme is devised in discussion with each client, according to their needs and goals."
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