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Where individual sessions are also carried out, these
carry the confidentiality rule that no disclosure is made between
parties without the counsellor being instructed to do so by the source
of the information. Often individual sessions with the different
parties is very useful in preparation for group or couple sessions.
These preparatory sessions build confidence in the client- therapist
relationship, create familiarity in the clinic environment rules, and
allow the counsellor to identify common ground to examine as a starting
point. Such sessions also enable emotions to be expressed and
discharged in advance, assisting the counsellor in avoiding conflict
once the joint sessions commence.
Where possible topics are addressed very honestly in
group sessions, but sessions are always left on common ground so that
parties go away with a sense of achievement and commonality, even if
much of the session was addressing difficult topics.
As a
course of therapy begins
and continues, more information will come to the front, and
therefore the planned process will have to be flexible and (with
all the groups permission) be adapted to meet the new information
and identified issues.
As in all
topics addressed, underlying causes are targeted in order to prevent
only temporary relief from occurring. The objective is to address the
current issues, and leave all parties capable of better resolving
future issues without outside support where possible.
Professor
Morgan-Ayres combines
a number of methods of therapy depending on the case. Counselling
and Psychotherapy provide a base with other methods (listed on
the main therapy page) such as hypnotherapy, NLP, lifestyle
training, life coaching and faith counselling providing
additional modalities and methods that can be employed.
Underlying issues are addressed and quick fixes are not offered.
Remedial short term interventions are offered with the option of
following on with comprehensive therapy afterwards if required.
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