Transpersonal Counselling(More about Gayle Joubert here or on the home page) It goes without saying that, when seeking any form of therapy, you should feel comfortable with your therapist and feel that they understand you and want to help you to the best of their ability. In fact, this is probably your number one priority! When a client comes for counselling I will use the techniques best suited to achieve the goal we are seeking. This may include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), Hypnotherapy, NLP, or even energy healing. It all depends on what the client is comfortable with, and what I intuitively feel is needed. In some cases we find it helpful to discover the source of the problem, i.e. regression therapy, as this often leads to a more effective and permanent healing. However there are cases where it is not necessary to go digging in the past at all, and issues can be dealt with purely on a behavioural and cognitive level. It certainly helps just to have somebody to talk to in a confidential and safe setting, where there is no judgement made, only a desire to see you as the person you want to be. The role of the Transpersonal Therapist is to help the client to extend self by finding the true inner teacher, and then help them to bring that awareness into their lives. The observation is made by Jung, Ram Daas and others that a psychotherapist cannot take someone beyond where they have been. However it is possible for the therapist and client to break new ground together if both are willing to learn from each other. Personally, I have been through so much in my own life that I have both been there and learned to break new ground. I would love to help you too - give me a call! One to one sessions available in Weybridge, Surrey. (Near Walton-on-Thames, Esher, Cobham) or Twickenham, Middlesex. For an in-depth article on Transpersonal Therapy I recommend the following link: http://www.creativespirit.net/learners/counseling/docu20.htm
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