Want to train to become a Counsellor? ? We run Accredited Counselling Courses in East Dulwich This

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July 7, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 7, 2019

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Posted July 7, 2019

This is EVE Therapy Training?s second successful year of running accredited counselling courses in East Dulwich. We can boast a 100% pass rate to date and we are immensely proud of all our students, past and present.

We are enrolling now for September & January courses.

Our courses are accredited by the CPCAB. Visit CPCAB here: http://www.cpcab.co.uk/ for more information.

Courses are held at:

Albrighton Community Centre

Albrighton Rd,

London SE22 8AH

50% of our students live or work in East Dulwich, but we have had students who have studied with us who have travelled as far as Dagenham to study with us through recommendation.

For more information visit: www.evetherapy.com, call us direct on 020 3488 1927, or email us at [email protected].

Thank you.

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