Counselling
is a process in which one person seeks to help
another person to better understand himself* and his
life circumstances, and to face and work through
life issues with which he is struggling, with a view
to making choices that will result in growth both
intrapersonally (within himself) and interpersonally
(between himself and another or others). This
process occurs within the context of a therapeutic
relationship.
Individual
Therapy is a
relationship between a therapist and a client in
which the therapist regularily attempts to help the
client examine his experience of life with a view to
the client making positive changes to improve upon
an unsatisfactory situation in his life.
Couple Therapy
is a relationship between one or two therapists and
two clients (one male and one female) who are in a
relationship in which they are experiencing
difficulty (girlfriend/boyfriend; engagement;
marriage). The therapist(s) regularly attempt(s) to
help the couple examine the unsatisfactory aspects
of their relationship with a view to their making
positive changes therein.
We also offer
Pre-Marital Counselling
to help engaged couples prepare themselves for
living together as a married couple.
Family Therapy
is a relationship between one or more therapists and
at least two members of a family in which the
therapist(s) regularly attempt(s) to help the family
members examine their unsatisfactory family
situation with a view to their making positive
changes therein.
Group Therapy
consists of a group
of individuals meeting together on a regular basis
along with one or more therapists, with a view to
making positive changes in their lives.
* We have chosen to use the
pronouns "he", "him", "his", etc., rather than the
more cumbersome "his/her", etc., to facilitate
smoother reading.
Email:
triplec@batelnet.bs
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