About Us

We are both qualified BACP (British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy) Counsellors. http://www.bacp.co.uk

We have a wide range of experience in counselling & psychotherapy since 1998, particularly in Anger Management. Our experience during this period includes 1-1 specialist counselling and groups Anger Management in:

• Criminal Justice
• Mental Health
• Young Offenders Institution
• Adult Prison
• Primary & High School
• Head Injuries
• Doctors Surgery
• Drug Rehab
• Substance Misuse Day centre

WHAT IS ANGER?

ANGER IS A NATURAL HUMAN EMOTION

The problem is often how we manage our Anger, allowing ourselves to be aggressive or repressing the anger is unhealthy. It is about managing it and using our anger ASSERTIVELY.

If you are interested or would like more information:

http://www.suffolkcounsellors.com/

http://www.coursesforgrowth.com/

http://www.kade-counselling.com/

What is Counselling?

WHAT IS COUNSELLING?

Counselling is: -

• The opportunity to explore a problem or concern confidentially with an understanding and objective outsider.
• When a person gives you their time, attention and respect.
• A trusting professional relationship between the client and the counsellor.

N.B. It is not about giving advice, judging or imposing of the other person’s views, morals or values on the client.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

The first week is called an assessment, whereby the initial contract is made based on the information that you give to the counsellor and with the client’s agreement. It also helps the counsellor to try to understand the background as the client moves on to tell the counsellor the reasons they feel they need counselling.

The client does not have to tell the counsellor anything they do not wish/feel comfortable sharing.

Then the counsellor and client will discuss what goals or any benefits the client wants to receive from the counselling sessions and decide how they will set about achieving this. The assessment is really a time of getting to know each other and to see if the client feels comfortable, although, it is normal to feel some difficulty at first – discussing the situation with a stranger.

At the end of the day the client has a choice – as to whether you are happy to work with the counsellor. If the client feels comfortable with this then future sessions can be arranged.

For more information:

http://www.suffolkcounsellors.com
http://www.coursesforgrowth.com
http://www.kade-counselling.com