Individual Therapy

 

 

An approach which takes into account the individual’s personal, professional and social context.

Within this framework of inter-human relationships, individuals are helped to change their way of seeing themselves and their way of relating to the outside world.

Its aim is :

To enable the individual to have a better understanding of their psychological difficulties so that they can learn to face them in an autonomous, relational and creative way.

To restore personal development and enable change to take place.

To enable the individual to express their difficulties, and to be aware that they are listened to in complete confidentiality.

 

 

Jane Lovell-Taylor Marsh, trained with Stephen Gilligan, a psychologist, trainer and hypnotherapist practitioner in Encinatas, California.