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01638 552047
01638 552047
What Counselling is:
Counselling is talking with a purpose, that requires a commitment from client(s) and counsellor.
Counselling involves a clear Contract with agreed boundaries and commitment to privacy and confidentiality.
Counselling aims to enable clients to identify realistic choices and solutions. Every person is unique and has their individual ways of responding to life's challenges and situations.
Counselling enables you to understand more about how you work (think/feel/act) enabling you greater self-understanding.
Counselling provides an opportunity for you to work towards living in a way you find is more satisfying and resourceful.
Counselling is developing a supportive, trusting, non-judgemental relationship which is positive, constructive, supportive and empowering.
Counselling respects all individuals, regardless of gender, race, sexuality or beliefs. The relationship between counsellor and client is one of equality.
Counselling is strictly confidential, except in exceptional circumstances: if a client's life is at risk or poses a risk to others. If either of these situations arises a course of action is discussed with the client before another professional is informed.
All CSN Professionals attend regular Supervision with a qualified Supervisor, who ensures that the counsellor is competent and ethical.
What Counselling is not:
Counselling is not been given advice or being told what/what not to do. Your Counsellor understands and respects your experiences and abilities and enables you to draw on your inner wisdom.
Counselling is not the same as talking with family or friends.
Counselling is time and space just for you, with no interruptions or diversions.
Who is Counselling for?
Anybody who has issues or concerns that they would like to explore (see list below). These issues may be
Counselling involves a clear Contract with agreed boundaries and commitment to privacy and confidentiality.
Counselling aims to enable clients to identify realistic choices and solutions. Every person is unique and has their individual ways of responding to life's challenges and situations.
Counselling enables you to understand more about how you work (think/feel/act) enabling you greater self-understanding.
Counselling provides an opportunity for you to work towards living in a way you find is more satisfying and resourceful.
Counselling is developing a supportive, trusting, non-judgemental relationship which is positive, constructive, supportive and empowering.
Counselling respects all individuals, regardless of gender, race, sexuality or beliefs. The relationship between counsellor and client is one of equality.
Counselling is strictly confidential, except in exceptional circumstances: if a client's life is at risk or poses a risk to others. If either of these situations arises a course of action is discussed with the client before another professional is informed.
All CSN Professionals attend regular Supervision with a qualified Supervisor, who ensures that the counsellor is competent and ethical.
What Counselling is not:
Counselling is not been given advice or being told what/what not to do. Your Counsellor understands and respects your experiences and abilities and enables you to draw on your inner wisdom.
Counselling is not the same as talking with family or friends.
Counselling is time and space just for you, with no interruptions or diversions.
Who is Counselling for?
Anybody who has issues or concerns that they would like to explore (see list below). These issues may be
- psychological (how our brain works/thinks)
- physical (our physical health) or
- emotional (how we feel).
Our behaviour (how we act) comes from what is happening in these three areas. Counselling looks at what is working well in our lives and what is not working so well, and how to address the balance.
Anybody who would like to enhance their self understanding, which will in turn enhance every aspect of their lives.
Anybody who has experienced a traumatic incident.
What Counselling is for:
Counselling can deal with a wide range of issues including:
• Depression • Stress • Anxiety • Bereavement • Loss • Addictions
• Burn-out • Mood Swings • Divorce • Challenges with Kids • Chaotic Mind
• Conflict • Food Issues • Destructive Anger • Dreams • Nightmares
• Relationships • Fatigue • Health Concerns • Sexuality • Crisis
• Redundancy • Self Harm • Domestic Violence • Worry • Decisions • Self Esteem • Confidence
• Negative Attitude • Trauma • Lack of Energy • Repetitive Thoughts • Assertiveness • Financial Concerns
• Confusion about Life • Lack of Direction • Creative Block • Medication Dependencey • Panic Attacks • Loneliness
• Mid-life Crisis • Racism • Step-parenting • Bullying • Intimate Relationships
Counselling is not for everybody
CSN acknowledges and understands that counselling is not for everybody
(no one Therapy is), and some client's are better suited to other Therapeutic approaches like Life Coaching or Nutrition. When you contact CSN you can discuss, in strict confidence, briefly what your issue is, and CSN will assist you accordingly, linking you with the most appropriate CSN Professional for your individual situation.
Arranging your first appointment
Your CSN Professional will contact you to arrange your first appointment. This first appointment is a two-way assessment, you are assessing if you feel comfortable with this Therapist and whether you would like to work with them. If you both decide to work together, you will agree a number of appointments.
Payments
Payment is made to your CSN Professional.
Some employers offer paid or part paid appointments.
Please contact your Human Resources Manager or Managing Director for details.
For more information click FAQ's for Clients
Anybody who would like to enhance their self understanding, which will in turn enhance every aspect of their lives.
Anybody who has experienced a traumatic incident.
What Counselling is for:
Counselling can deal with a wide range of issues including:
• Depression • Stress • Anxiety • Bereavement • Loss • Addictions
• Burn-out • Mood Swings • Divorce • Challenges with Kids • Chaotic Mind
• Conflict • Food Issues • Destructive Anger • Dreams • Nightmares
• Relationships • Fatigue • Health Concerns • Sexuality • Crisis
• Redundancy • Self Harm • Domestic Violence • Worry • Decisions • Self Esteem • Confidence
• Negative Attitude • Trauma • Lack of Energy • Repetitive Thoughts • Assertiveness • Financial Concerns
• Confusion about Life • Lack of Direction • Creative Block • Medication Dependencey • Panic Attacks • Loneliness
• Mid-life Crisis • Racism • Step-parenting • Bullying • Intimate Relationships
Counselling is not for everybody
CSN acknowledges and understands that counselling is not for everybody
(no one Therapy is), and some client's are better suited to other Therapeutic approaches like Life Coaching or Nutrition. When you contact CSN you can discuss, in strict confidence, briefly what your issue is, and CSN will assist you accordingly, linking you with the most appropriate CSN Professional for your individual situation.
Arranging your first appointment
Your CSN Professional will contact you to arrange your first appointment. This first appointment is a two-way assessment, you are assessing if you feel comfortable with this Therapist and whether you would like to work with them. If you both decide to work together, you will agree a number of appointments.
Payments
Payment is made to your CSN Professional.
Some employers offer paid or part paid appointments.
Please contact your Human Resources Manager or Managing Director for details.
For more information click FAQ's for Clients
