Counselling at CPF
Who could benefit from Counselling?
People seek counselling for a wide range of difficulties they experience including:
Counselling does not claim to be the answer to all human difficulties. Counsellors will not give direct answers to the problems but will help the individuals to find their own answers and to develop more effective ways of coping with everyday life and feelings.
Counselling gives people the opportunity to talk about their problems, difficulties and anxieties in a confidential setting.
The counsellors are trained to listen without criticising, judging or rejecting but giving the individuals a space to reflect, explore and understand their thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
CPF provides psychodynamic counselling. For more information on this please click on the appropriate tab.
Who could benefit from Counselling?
People seek counselling for a wide range of difficulties they experience including:
- Feeling anxious and unable to cope with everyday life
- Experiencing depression, panic attacks, stress, psychosomatic illness or eating problems
- Lacking confidence and not fulfilling potential
- Having difficulties in making and maintaining relationships
- Feeling isolated and lonely
- Finding it hard to cope with bereavement, the effects of a trauma or a major life change
- Experiencing difficulties at work
Counselling does not claim to be the answer to all human difficulties. Counsellors will not give direct answers to the problems but will help the individuals to find their own answers and to develop more effective ways of coping with everyday life and feelings.
Counselling gives people the opportunity to talk about their problems, difficulties and anxieties in a confidential setting.
The counsellors are trained to listen without criticising, judging or rejecting but giving the individuals a space to reflect, explore and understand their thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
CPF provides psychodynamic counselling. For more information on this please click on the appropriate tab.
