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If whatever issue you are dealing with is work-related, it pays to check if your company offers assistance when it comes to therapy? Many will fund at least six sessions with a therapist.

Many companies offer health insurance for staff.

Clients can come and see me in person for one-to-one Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) or Gestalt Therapy. Alternatively we can meet online if that suits you better. Typically we agree to meet weekly and review our progress together after every six sessions.

One to one in-person therapy or online therapy via Zoom available.

Completely confidential counselling. Even when your employer is picking up the cost, what is discussed in our sessions remains entirely confidential.

Completely confidential counselling

THE FIRST STEP IS THE HARDEST STEP

I provide effective
rewarding Psychotherapy

Dennis Rice is regulated by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.

 

+44 7492-404599

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Dennis Rice

Gestalt Counsellor, MBACP; CBT Therapist in Training (London Metropolitan University)

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People who come to therapy often make the mistake of thinking it is about creating a “New You.” I disagree…

IMPROVE RESILIENCE AND MENTAL FITNESS

Founder of Gestalt Therapy

Gestalt Therapy was founded in Germany in the 1930s, ostensibly by Fritz Perls (seen lecturing students in the video here) and his wife Laura.

It fosters personal growth through the development of self-awareness and self-support, enabling creative contact with people and with the environment we live in.

Therapist and client work together at forming a trusting relationship, which is central to the healing process. A working alliance is created, within which the client’s unproductive patterns of relating can be understood. The therapist does not seek to change the client but rather to help him/her develop awareness of present experience. Working together they identify creative adjustments that have enabled the client’s survival in an otherwise untenable context.