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| City Minds at White Hart Clinic We treat individuals not symptoms: All the services, except for counselling, are delivered through City Minds, a company that specializes in hypnotherapy, CBT and solution-focused therapy.
The rapidly changing demands of today’s society has led to the development of brief strategies for lasting change and these form one of the fundamental principles of our work. A unique service, City Minds is designed to bring excellence to therapy. Our therapists are of a uniformly high standard and accreditation. City Minds methods are proven to create beneficial change and are flexible and adaptable in meeting the needs of individuals. City Minds therapists provide a combination of solution-focused therapy, cognitive behaviour therapy and hypnotherapy.
Its aim is to bring about lasting change by teaching people how to build solutions rather than to simply solve problems.
With CBT, you learn practical ways of tackling your problems and learn to make positive changes to the way you experience your life.
It is a natural and effective technique for accessing the subconscious mind – unleashing potential, changing unwanted habits and behaviours, dealing with trauma and stress and finding solutions to problems and concerns.
Together you look at behaviour patterns of behaviour, thoughts and ways of caring with strong emotions which may be destructive to yourself or others. It is hard to make changes unless you understand why you behave the way you do. Through counselling you can gain more self-awareness and learn to live life with more of an idea of who you are and what you want. The Team: Maggie Chapman With degrees in business and psychology, Maggie originally qualified as an accountant, where working in the City gave her a unique insight into corporate-related stress. She then went on to qualify as a bereavement and trauma counselor before developing her skills to work with adolescents. After training in clinical hypnosis, she joined the academic faculty of the London College of Clinical Hypnosis (LCCH) and became one of its senior lecturers, teaching both nationally and internationally. Maggie has private practices in Central and South West London, is a Fellow and Treasurer of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis (BSCH) and a Fellow of the British Association of Medical Hypnosis (BAMH). Suzi Dittmar A therapist at The Priory Hospital in Roehampton, she also had a private practice in Central London and lectures on the cognitive behavioural hypnotherapy diploma course at the LCCH. Suzy specialises in issues ranging from anxiety to depression, unhealthy eating patterns to addictions and stress management to anger management, as well as a lack of confidence, self-worth or motivation. Daniel Fryer A great believer in the power of the positive mind, he runs private clinics in South West London and is a volunteer for a South East London HIV health charity, where he helps people come to terms with HIV and its associated symptoms. As well as specializing in the treatment of phobias, he also puts his many years of journalism experience to good use by helping people combat the effects of work-related stress. A registered hypnotherapist with the National Phobics Society and the National Smoking Cessation Institute (NSCI) and a member of the BSCH, Daniel is also a tutor at the LCCH on the cognitive behavioural hypnotherapy diploma course.
A member of the BSCH, with over thirty years experience working with children, young adults and families, Angela’s therapeutic strengths lie in family dynamics and child development. Angela is a co-founder of the children’s charity META (Mind Education Through Awareness), works on a daily basis with children and families and brings her therapeutic skills into state and private sector schools. She also has a successful private practice in Surrey. Ian Martin He has spent the last four years on placement as a psychotherapist in the therapy department of the Priory Hospital in Roehampton. A qualified teacher, he is now an assistant lecturer on the LCCH cognitive behavioural hypnotherapy course, is a member of the BSCH, is working toward accreditation with the BABCP and is also a member of the AREBT. Before training in this area, Ian was the general manager of the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, which gave him a broad experience and understanding of performance anxiety and its related challenges. He works with actors, singers and other performers as a specialty, but this is not exclusive, as he also works with other emotional, behavioural and symptomatic problems as a matter of course.
She is passionate about what she does and loves working with people. Nicola Todd She has been in private practise since 1997 and has treated numerous conditions involving emotional and psychological factors as well as changing behaviour patterns and habits. A former actress, with a degree in music and drama, Nicola has a particular
interest in working with performers. She specialises in performance
anxiety, phobias, smoking cessation and anxiety disorders
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