Jane Sharpe
BSc (Hons), Fdsc, Reg. MBACP (Accred)
On-Line Counselling, Psychotherapy &
Supervision.
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How Therapy Helps
Seeking change is the first step.
Seeking help is the second; problems often accompany feeling isolated or lonely.
Therapy can help with change by;
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Having a new relational experience; we are in this together.
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Feeling safe to open up parts that have felt unsafe to share before.
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Gaining insight and awareness, we all have blind spots.
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Noticing, experiencing and being present with your emotions; creating a natural flow again.
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Reconnecting the mind and the body.
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Acknowledging and validating the glimmers of transformation; this is key to growth.
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Simply allowing yourself to slow down and be really heard.
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Neural pathways are created in the brain from early relational emotional experience. If maintained these emotional experiences become well-trodden pathways over time and can significantly impact on how we experience
The brain has a tendency towards negative bias. This is a result of our ancestors many, many years ago needing to be ultra-alert to danger in order to survive.