Links and information
The links and information about counselling and counselling in Cambridge were up to date on 25 August 2010.
Immediate help
If you are in immediate distress or if you are feeling suicidal, then contact the Samaritans on 08457 909090 or speak to your GP.
Counselling help in Cambridge
Jim Holloway offers counselling, therapy, anger management and personal development groups in Cambridge you can visit his website: www.cambridgecounselling.co.uk
Glenn Nicholls offers counselling, psychotherapy and couples counselling. He is also an executive coach and organisation consultant. For more information visit www.personal-professional-development.co.uk
Duncan E. Stafford's Cambridge counselling practice for individual counselling, couples therapy, supervision, and organisational mentoring and facilitation www.counselling-cambridge.co.uk
Bereavement
Anyone can contact Cruse if they want to talk about how a death has affected themselves or someone they know. Visit www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk for more information.
Information and help with abuse
To contact The National Association for People Abused in Childhood, visit www.napac.org.uk
Information about the different styles of counselling and therapy
The Department of Health has a useful guide entitled Choosing Talking Therapies, which you can download by clicking this link.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy has useful information about different theoretical approches.
More information about Duncan E. Stafford
For an interview about my book Turned on: intimacy in a pornized society click THE WiTTING PRESS blog
For a view of my professional discourse about cybersexual issues click Therapy Today (published by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy)
For my article on men and eating disorders click BACP's Therapy Today
For fuller information about my practice clik www.counselling-cambridge.co.uk
Professional organisations
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy can help you to find other counsellors in or near Cambridge. Go to BACP and simply click on ‘Find a therapist’.
The UK Council for Psychotherapy has a list of therapists that can be contacted directly. Go to UKCP and simply click 'Find a therapist'.
The British Psychological Society has psychologists with specified areas of expertise organised by geographical area. Go to BPS, then click 'The public' and then 'Find a psychologist'.
Other information and useful sites
Touching Health offers well being and balance for busy lives through shiatsu massage and craniosacral therapy in Cambridge. Click Touching Health to visit the site.
Click Cambridge Directory to find more helpful links in Cambridge.
Help in the Somersham, St.Ives, Huntingdon and Ely areas from Ros Neugebauer
www.cambridgeshirecounsellor.co.uk
Hypnotherapy help www.hypnotherapy-space.co.uk
Duncan E. Stafford MBACP (Accred), UKRC Reg. Ind. Counsellor.
COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY IN CAMBRIDGE FOR WOMEN AND MEN OF ALL AGES
The information on the Counselling in Cambridge website is written in order to help you understand the counselling and psychotherapy process and some other related topics. This information is for general information only.
Immediate help
If you are in immediate distress or if you are feeling suicidal, then contact the Samaritans on 08457 909090 or speak to your GP.
Counselling help in Cambridge
Jim Holloway offers counselling, therapy, anger management and personal development groups in Cambridge you can visit his website: www.cambridgecounselling.co.uk
Glenn Nicholls offers counselling, psychotherapy and couples counselling. He is also an executive coach and organisation consultant. For more information visit www.personal-professional-development.co.uk
Duncan E. Stafford's Cambridge counselling practice for individual counselling, couples therapy, supervision, and organisational mentoring and facilitation www.counselling-cambridge.co.uk
Bereavement
Anyone can contact Cruse if they want to talk about how a death has affected themselves or someone they know. Visit www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk for more information.
Information and help with abuse
To contact The National Association for People Abused in Childhood, visit www.napac.org.uk
Information about the different styles of counselling and therapy
The Department of Health has a useful guide entitled Choosing Talking Therapies, which you can download by clicking this link.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy has useful information about different theoretical approches.
More information about Duncan E. Stafford
For an interview about my book Turned on: intimacy in a pornized society click THE WiTTING PRESS blog
For a view of my professional discourse about cybersexual issues click Therapy Today (published by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy)
For my article on men and eating disorders click BACP's Therapy Today
For fuller information about my practice clik www.counselling-cambridge.co.uk
Professional organisations
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy can help you to find other counsellors in or near Cambridge. Go to BACP and simply click on ‘Find a therapist’.
The UK Council for Psychotherapy has a list of therapists that can be contacted directly. Go to UKCP and simply click 'Find a therapist'.
The British Psychological Society has psychologists with specified areas of expertise organised by geographical area. Go to BPS, then click 'The public' and then 'Find a psychologist'.
Other information and useful sites
Touching Health offers well being and balance for busy lives through shiatsu massage and craniosacral therapy in Cambridge. Click Touching Health to visit the site.
Click Cambridge Directory to find more helpful links in Cambridge.
Help in the Somersham, St.Ives, Huntingdon and Ely areas from Ros Neugebauer
www.cambridgeshirecounsellor.co.uk
Hypnotherapy help www.hypnotherapy-space.co.uk
Duncan E. Stafford MBACP (Accred), UKRC Reg. Ind. Counsellor.
COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY IN CAMBRIDGE FOR WOMEN AND MEN OF ALL AGES
The information on the Counselling in Cambridge website is written in order to help you understand the counselling and psychotherapy process and some other related topics. This information is for general information only.
