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By Lisa_A123
May 12, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Lisa_A123

Posted May 12, 2014

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Posted May 12, 2014

Hello!

There are times in life when everything can feel overwhelming and finding a non judgmental person outside of the situation may help to provide emotional support through a difficult time. Everyone experiences bumps in the road, however when those bumps become more difficult to cope with it may be an opportunity to look for support to learn new ways of coping with these situations.

While spending some time working in the NHS as a GP counsellor, I have begun private practice. I am offering face to face sessions for ?40 per session and each session will last 50 minutes (via telephone, Skype or face to face).

In terms of my experience, I have worked with adults in short term and long term settings such as community counselling services, GP practices and adult educational services. I have also worked long term with children using play therapy with a charity based in primary schools.

Please have a look at my website www.lisaalfrey.co.uk for further details.

Please send me a direct message if you are interested in arranging an initial session or for further information.

Warm Regards

Lisa

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