Psychotherapists and Counsellors Answer your Questions
Conversations with Therapists
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What led you to choose psychotherapy or counselling as a profession?
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Which philosophical approaches have influenced your professional development?
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Which particular aspects of health or the human journey are you interested in?
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What methods do you use?
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When do you think the client will start to feel that progress is being made?
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How has therapy made a difference in your life?
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What do you like most about being a therapist?
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Do you ever have 'bad hair' days?
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What do you think is the most significant problem we face, in the world today?
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Can you share the name of a book, film, song, event or work of art that inspires you?
Sam Thomson
I use a range of approaches - most regularly ACT and Schema theory - but think it can be dependent on the person. A wise colleague recently shared that really, at their heart, all therapuetic...
Bev Whitehead
I collaborative with clients to discover and explore the methods that might best suit their needs. Talk therapy and expressive therapies.
Cameron Trenowden
I primarily use CBT, Positive Psychology, ACT, and Mindfulness to guide me in my therapeutic interventions but will adapt my style to try and meet the needs of each individual that I support.
Moira Joyce
Although I have trained in dream work, and body work, It is mainly conversational and cognitive.
I have a multitude of therapeutic skills, but the persons and their situation determines which we use.
