Jo Burrows.
Therapy for families, couples and individuals.
Individual psychotherapy provides a space where individuals can think about and make sense of issues and problems. It provides an opportunity to create change in unhelpful thought processes and behavior patterns. Some of these problems may be long standing, some recent.
Together we will recognise and build on your strengths and resources to create sustainable change. In some circumstances we will focus on providing a means to manage long-term issues.
Sessions are confidential and last for approximately 50 minutes.
I often suggest tasks for the individual to carry out between sessions. These are designed to create change.
My therapeutic style is underpinned by systemic and attachment theory and influenced by solution focused therapy and rational emotive therapy.
Anxiety
Depression
Work and non work related stress
Bereavement
Managing reoccurring unhelpful behaviors in relationships
Attachment issues
Relationship issues
Problematic relationships with extended family
Managing life cycle events
Panic Attacks
Self harm
Abuse
Emotional Difficulties
Eating Disorders
Anger Management
Care of Elderly Relatives
Negotiating traumatic life events or illness
Individual sessions
A session lasts 50 min approx. The sessions are confidential (unless the therapist has concern for your, or another person’s safety). You will be asked to describe your problem in detail. Tasks to do between sessions are quite common. The sessions are focused on creating change.
Problems I work with: anxiety, depression, work related stress, bereavement, managing re-occurring unhelpful behavior patterns in relationships, negotiating traumatic life events, attachment issues relationship issues.