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By Lisa_A123
April 14, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Lisa_A123

Posted April 14, 2014

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Posted April 14, 2014

Hello!

After spending some time working in the NHS as a GP counsellor in various surgeries across Kent. I have decided to start up a private practice and give clients a discount for the first 6 months while I am in the process of completing my doctorate. I am offering face to face sessions for ?40 per session and each session will last 50 minutes.

In terms of my experience, I have worked with adults in short term and long term settings such as community counselling services, GP practices and adult educational services. I have also worked long term with children using play therapy with a charity based in primary schools.

I am also able to offer counselling via telephone and skype.

Please send me a direct message if you are interested in arranging an initial session or for further information.

Warm Regards

Lisa

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