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This list is in no way exhaustive and not all of life’s difficulties can be explained or captured on a page so please get in touch. A conversation may help to set you on the right pathway.

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Charlie Chaplin

Among the variety of issues a person might wish to talk about are the following:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Panic and Social Anxiety
• Specific Phobias
• Bereavement, Sadness and Loss
• Obsessive Compulsive Thoughts, Actions and Behaviours
• Sexual, Emotional or Physical Abuse
• Adverse Childhood Experiences
• Trauma, Complex Trauma and Significant Life Events
• Addiction and Repetitive Patterns
• Transgender and Identity Work
• Working with Teenagers and Adolescents
• Working to Understand Autism, Aspergers and ADHD
• Working with Non-School Attendance
• Working with Sexuality and Difficulties with Intimacy
• Issues around Cultural Difference, Diversity and Belonging
• Experiences with a Mis-diagnosis or Coming to Terms with a Diagnosis
• Managing Emotions and Anger Management
• Self-esteem and Building Confidence
• Relationship Therapy – Divorce, Separation and Salvaging Important Relationships (including Couples work)
• Stress & Work Related Issues
• Issues around a Spirituality and an Existential Crisis
• Working with the Archetypes – The Mother, The Father, Masculine and The Feminine (for both men and women)
• Dream Analysis and Exploring The Unconscious Mind

And Many More Emerging or Embeded Mental Health, Well-being or Relationship Diffciulties.

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