Eileen Jones, BA(hons) DHP(NC) MNRHP UKCP(H) LMST
(Eileen's personal web site www.freedomworks.co.uk email Eileen.j@tiscali.co.uk)
Eileen has over 20 years experience in the fields of teaching and mind/body therapy. She is a qualified Hypnotherapist, Psychotherapist, Mind/Body therapist, Life coach and Meridian Therapist, registered with the UKCP (United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy) www.psychotherapy.org.uk, the NHS and BUPA. A member of the National Register of Hypno-Psychotherapists www.nrhp.co.uk, the Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy www.aphp.co.uk and the association of Professional LifeMappers www.lifemappers.com
Eileen's training and experience and insight provide a warm, safe environment and the skills to meet the specific needs of the individual with sensitivity, care and confidentiality. Her practice focuses on self-empowerment and the facilitation of self help techniques that are with one for life.
What is Psychotherapy and Counselling?
It is a conversation between therapist
and client aimed at helping them to understand and then resolve their
problem.
We are all individuals who have a different set of experiences and situations
to encounter throughout our lives. Our reactions to these experiences are also unique.
Psychotherapy seeks to treat the whole
person. It can help you explore present circumstances that you are
finding difficult, experiences from the past that you find hard to come
to terms with, or events in the future you may be worried about. It helps
to validate how you are feeling, how your behaviour may be affected and
also how your body and mind may be responding. Psychotherapy can help
you make sense of the emotions that are controlling you, and the
experiences that trigger them. It will strengthen your ability to cope.
Who is it for?
People seek help from psychotherapists for a number of reasons including,
depression, anxiety, self-esteem or confidence building, bereavement
or loss, panic attacks, phobias and other forms of mental illness.
Experiencing some form of mental distress
or unhappiness at sometime in our lives is common for people in all walks
of life. Research studies indicate that in Britain, twelve million adults
every year attending GP surgeries have symptoms of this nature. Hundreds
of thousands of working days are lost annually because of 'stress'.
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