Amc Counselling And Psychotherapy

I consider my life so far as a journey. Experiencing both good and bad as part of my personal life learning. I have served in the military for several years, where people have naturally approached me when they needed a moment to talk about their issues. I have lived both in the UK and in Europe, where I appreciated the opportunity of being part of and learning from the various cultural differences that has enriched my life. I have volunteered with various organisations such as Soldier, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association, a millennium volunteer with Cornerstone and volunteer counsellor with Women's Aid. I understand how traumatic events and the stresses within the community for various reasons, can put undue pressure on a person's mental health. A colleague approached me 20 years ago to see if I would take part in a psychology assessment as part of their degree. I was happy to help with the process. My colleague planted the seed of me taking the course. I felt it wasn't the right time. Unsure I wasn't ready to face the past. Scared it would change me and my approach on life events. I left the subject on the shelf for the time being. However, years on another colleague enquired if I ever thought about being a counsellor. This time after a few days pondering the idea decided now was the right time to embark on this journey. The confidence and desire to train as a person-centred counsellor made me feel elated. Giving support to others and teaching them how to empower themselves. To build a strong foundation to find their own solutions to issues. Whilst maintaining confidentiality, unconditional positivity regard, empathy and congruence. This has helped me face and acknowledge my own past in the process.
Social Link - Linkedin: http://www. linkedin.com/company /amc-counselling-and-psychotherapy
Employee Count: 1
Keywords: wellness & fitness services