Ben Mankowitz Individual & Couple Therapy |
6th September 2010
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THERAPY FOR INDIVIDUALS There may be many reasons to seek help from a professional counsellor, and just the act of sharing a difficulty with someone who is trained to listen and respond in a non-judgmental and objective fashion can create real opportunities for useful change. I am able to work with clients on a broad range of issues including those listed below. If for any reason I am unable to see someone or conclude that their problems require a different approach I have access to a range of colleagues and referral resources. Some examples of the type of difficulties which can be helped through therapy are: RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS DIFFICULTIES IN RESOLVING LOSSES LIVING WITH AND MANAGING CHRONIC ILLNESS FEELING 'STUCK' AND UNABLE TO MAKE CHANGES ADDICTIONS THERAPY FOR PEOPLE WITH RELATIONSHIP DIFFICULTIES In the course of a long term relationship, many couples are likely to experience life changes and may face numerous difficult decisions. A few examples are: deciding to get married, starting a family, fertility issues, adjusting to the birth of a baby, challenges with health, work related concerns and adapting to the changes that ageing bring - all of which may create stress in a couple relationship. Couple therapy enables couples to explore their problems in a safe and confidential environment, with an objective professional therapist who can help to understand and, hopefully, resolve them. |
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