by David Sherborn-Hoare | Sep 8, 2017 | Counselling
The True Self – Myth or Reality There has been some publicity recently around some research that suggests that there is no such thing as the true self. The true self is the Holy Grail of counselling; it represents that sense of self wherein we are truly able to...
by David Sherborn-Hoare | Aug 30, 2017 | Counselling
Addictions – Can counselling help? There is a significant debate between Counsellors both between themselves and with recovering addicts on whether counselling is appropriate or helpful to those with addictions. Addicts who are struggling to conquer their cycle...
by David Sherborn-Hoare | Jul 12, 2017 | Counselling
Psychotherapy – a medical or relational relationship? Psychotherapy and Counselling began with Freud. Days before Neuroscience. Freud creatively created a way of thinking about others to help them to hep themselves. there was no proof for these theories...
by David Sherborn-Hoare | Jun 20, 2017 | Counselling
Shame Fear Counselling Shame Fear Counselling Understanding shame is a core element in discerning the ability to relate to oneself and others. Shame is an inevitable consequence of our early life nurturing. We understand and perceive ourselves in a world and to the...
by David Sherborn-Hoare | May 15, 2017 | Counselling
Counselling, the counsellor, the proof: Part 1 There is so much discussion on whether Counselling works, makes a difference to clients lives, whether there is any evidence and it is certainly one that most clients will ask in one form or another during the first...
by David Sherborn-Hoare | Mar 7, 2017 | Counselling
Addiction: The Counselling and the Clients Conundrum Addiction and Counselling is such a rock and a hard place subject. Whether it is alcohol, pornography, smoking, drugs the addiction is effectively a self-medication in the majority of cases against pain. So often it...
