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Core Process Psychotherapy

1 Hanover Square, Silver St, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 8BT.

Tel: 01458 833382 Email

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Why therapy?

  • You may be at a cross-roads in your life.
  • You may feel its time to deal with things from the past.
  • You may have suffered a loss, whether that is the ending of something or a bereavement.
  • You may feel that all your attention is going out to the demands of the world and other people, and you need space and time to slow down & focus inwards and give yourself some good attention.
  • You may have a specific issue which is demanding attention.
  • There are hundreds of reasons why people come to therapy. You don't have to be ill with depression or panic attacks...but you might be. There may be some trigger point which makes you pick up the phone or you may just have vague instinct that something needs attention that isn't getting addressed in the course of your every-day life.

What can I expect?

The first meeting is free and lasts for half an hour. It gives you the chance to meet the therapist, describe what you would like to get out of coming to therapy at this time, and to ask any questions you have about their training, experience and qualifications or about the process of therapy. As confidentiality is very important the therapist may also check boundaries in this session to see if there is any reason why you can't work together.

After this initial meeting we suggest you take some time to think it over. If you feel you would like to start, there would be an initial short term contract to 'test the water'. A review point is set on the first session, usually 6 weeks later. Sessions last one hour and are weekly. We prefer to have the same time & day every week, though we understand that sometimes this is not possible.

About Core Process Psychotherapy

This experiential approach encompasses our feelings, emotions, sensations, mental processes and their expression in the body. Each person has their own 'way in' and their own way of mapping and describing their experience.. We bring awareness to how it is to be here in the present moment as a starting point.

One of the fundamental principles of Core Process psychotherapy is that awareness is in itself healing. Simply bringing awareness to and naming how things are without judgement often allows something to transform.

We work from the understanding that within the conscious mind there is a deeper wisdom that moves naturally towards healing.

Integration and healng come from insight into the ways in which we hold on to our suffering and from a deeper connection with the openess, compassion and wisdom a the heart of our human condition.

Supervision

We also offer supervision for psychotherapists, counsellors and complementary medicine practitioners based on a contemplative model.

Jane Sanders ukcp reg.
Core Process Psychotherapy, Supervision.

 

Ian Rees BSc Occ Psych Dip SW Dip CPP UKCP Reg.
Core Process Psychotherapy, Supervision.

Jane has been working as a Core Process Psychotherapist since 1990.

Through the eighties she explored many different kinds of therapeutic approaches, studied traditional medicine systems and trained as an ante natal teacher.

After completing a years psychodynamic counselling training, she went on to train in Core Process Psychotherapy, finding that it brought together many aspects of her journey especially meditative practice and therapeutic work.

She was involved for 5 years in setting up a network supporting people who work in the area of Spiritual Crisis.

Currently she is particularily interested in eco-psychology and the 'work that re-connects'... and is a founder member of the Isthmus project.

She has been a supervisor for the last 8 years, offering both individual and small group supervision.

Ian Rees has been practicing as a Core Process Psychotherapist for 10 years.

His original training was in Occupational Psychology and he has been working with people and their problems for 25 years.

He is a senior teacher at the Karuna Institute, teaching Core Process Psychotherapy in this country and in Israel.

His spiritual background is in the Kabbalah, though he draws also on Buddhist models and on Celtic mythology as resources for exploring the nature of experience.

He is currently pursuing an interest in applying the principles of the ‘Tree of life’ to the practice of therapy.

He is also a founder member of the Isthmus project & is involved in teaching a series of workshops on the Isthmus programme called 'Return to the garden' .