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Starting the process

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I thought I'd layout the steps below to make it easier to know where to go next. If you've come this far already well done!

  1. Use the form below to tell me about your situation
  2. After getting your info I'll contact you by email to arrange time for a call
  3. I like to do a short test session which is more of a chat, it lets us both know if we get on together and see if we are a good match (test sessions are done remotely).
  4. If all looks good we will then book in our first consultation depending on which type of therapy you want the time scale may vary. Normally first sessions are held within two weeks.
  5. At our first meeting there will be a contract for us both to sign which has my terms and conditions of our relationship outlined in so we are on the same terms.
  6. Once we've started our regular sessions the therapy can continue for months if needed or even years if you find it helps. Hopefully we will get to the root of your troubles well before then.

Let's begin the chat

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Want to work with me?

As people’s skill sets get increasingly specialized, collaboration as a practice becomes more important than ever. But what does that mean exactly? What is collaboration?

Although “collaboration” has become a bit of a corporate buzzword, that doesn’t mean that it’s an empty cliche. On the contrary, collaboration in the workplace is what makes teamwork successful. It’s really that simple.

Collaboration is when a group of people come together and contribute their expertise for the benefit of a shared objective, project, or mission. It’s a photographer working with a designer to create a cover image, or a technology department regularly convening with the marketing team to plug away at quarterly goals. In other words, collaboration is the process of group work. But it’s also a learned skill. How well you collaborate with others will greatly impact the outcome of the group project.