Wongani Nyirenda 07865245193 8am-10pm tangledemotionscounsellingservices.co.uk

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With Wongani of www.tangledemotionscounsellingservices.co.uk on 07865245193 there is no waiting list for the initial consultation and each session thereafter, if you choose to go forward, will last for 60 minutes on the same agreed day and time weekly, unless otherwise agreed in advance. 48 hours’ notice of cancellation will prevent you being charged for a no-show. The minimum number of sessions is usually six and the sessions are open-ended with no maximum limit. Sessions can be conducted via phone, email, Zoom or other online meeting place agreed between us. Payment in advance of £45 per session with concessions for students and those on a lower income, for example. No waiting list for the first session, with availability each day except Fridays, normally within the hours of 8am to 10pm.

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Section 1 – Why psychodynamic counselling

Section 2 – Why work with me

Section 3 – Examples of issues regularly dealt with

Section 4 – What stays confidential and what may be shared

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Section 1 – Why choose psychodynamic counselling with me

I’ve a lot of clinical experience as a Psychodynamic Counsellor. This means we may look at the unconscious processes that may influence the way you are feeling. We tend not to focus on solving immediate problems, but rather we look for deeper reasons for your current distress. This way we are focussing on a long term improvement for you. However, I also appreciate that every individual is different and I hope that you may find safety in the relationship; finding the understanding that you seek while exploring your thoughts and feelings.

Psychodynamic Counselling can be viewed as different to other forms of counselling as it has been shown that over time the benefits increase, whereas in other therapies the benefits may tend to deteriorate over time for most people. Benefits are dependent on you as an individual, though others have experienced the following:

From increasing your understanding of yourself and others you may experience increased ability to be aware of and work with a wider range of emotions, and with time be able to face difficulties and issues. Many clients experience increased confidence in what they are capable of, raised self-esteem and are able to nurture more mutually beneficial relationships.

As with all undertakings, there are potential risks you can be aware of such as:

Uncomfortable or painful emotions and memories and can impact on your relationships. The cost and time commitments may impact you. Your behaviour may also change and you may experience increased feelings of depression or hopelessness.

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Section 2 – My psychodynamic counselling journey, qualifications & experience

I am an eclectic professional with years of clinical experience: currently a Trainee Counselling Psychologist on a professional doctorate in counselling psychology, already with a Diploma in Human Relations & Counselling (Psychodynamic modality) and an MA Hons Psychology degree, as well as extensive and broad working and voluntary experience over four years.

I’ve a background in Psychodynamic Counselling, with extensive experience in trauma, abuse and interpersonal relationships, but with skills applicable to most uncomfortable circumstances you may be experiencing: during the initial free consultation we both decide if the service is suitable and if we may be able to work together.

You will be working with a qualified and experienced counsellor who has a masters degree, post graduate diploma, and is currently working towards a doctoral level research thesis. The counsellor is a member of the British Psychological Society (UK), the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and Counselling & Therapy in Scotland.

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Section 3 – Issues explored successfully with many clients already

Trauma & PTSD

Different circumstances can happen to us once in a lifetime or over and over in a period of time. Whether it happened in childhood or adulthood it leaves marks which can make it difficult to cope with new situations or interfere in our day to day living. It doesn't always have to be like that. Together we can explore what the difficult circumstances mean for you now.

Stress

Life throws us different curves and challenges which can lead to stress. What’s the worry? Where’s it coming from? Are you ready to address it?

Postpartum Depression

Both male and female experience changes after having a baby. This can bring up symptoms that are similar to that of depression or you might be clinically diagnosed. Together we can look at what might be going on for you.

Career Counselling

Do you feel unfulfilled in your chosen career? Perhaps exploring why you chose that path might help you to guide toward the direction you want to go.

Anxiety or Fears

Anxiety or fears are experienced by us all normally on a daily basis, however can be either a help or a hindrance. Together we can explore where that stems from.

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Section 4 - Information and confidentiality policy

Information we hold

At Tangled Emotions we keep the following identifiable information to support our work:

·         Personal and tracking information on a secure database

·         Evaluation data

·         Referral information

·         General correspondence

·         Case notes – brief factual summary of each session

We also make use of the following anonymised information:

·         Statistics

·         Process notes – counsellors on anonymised reflections

·         Supervision notes

·         Training assignments for students

·         Audio visual data for student assessments and supervision

·         Case descriptions in training delivery

·         Research data

All of our information is held and stored in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulations 2018.

We have very strict guidelines about who has access to the information we hold and the steps we take to make sure that it is secure.

Clients have the right to access their case records.

The case records constitute personal and tracking information, case notes, general correspondence, completed assessment and evaluation papers and any creative materials carried out by the client.

Limitations to Confidentiality

We believe you have the right to privacy when you bring your personal concerns to the service.

This means that we will not discuss anything about you with another person, whether it is a member of your family, a GP, a teacher, a lawyer or another worker without your written permission.

However there are certain areas where we cannot guarantee complete confidentiality. These are:

Child Protection

Information about a child who is at risk of physical, emotional or sexual abuse.

Your counsellor will discuss this with you to find the best way of taking it forward.

Road Safety

If the police ask us for specific information about someone who has committed a driving offence we must give it to them.

Terrorism

If a counsellor receives information about an act of terrorism or a plan to commit an act, they must inform the police immediately without discussing this with you.

Money Laundering

If a counsellor received information about someone who is involved in money laundering, they must inform the police immediately, without discussing this with you.

Significant Harm and Life Threatening Situations

In situations where we believe a client may cause harm to themselves or others, we have a duty to breach confidentiality and discuss the situation with others such as health professionals or police, where appropriate. We always strive to inform the client that this action is being taken but is not possible in all circumstances.

Criminal Law Act 1995

This piece of legislation requires workers notes on client to be made available if requested under subpoena during a court hearing.