Hillview Counselling and Psychotherapy is a private counselling service provided by Peter Mulhall, Counsellor & Psychotherapist. Hillview is dedicated to helping people free themselves from unhappiness and help them strive to reach their full potential. At Hillview we will help you gain a greater insight into how your problems developed and what you can do to overcome them.
We will discuss a range of therapies and agree which best suits your needs, in a safe and confidential environment. With over 10 years experience in the field of mental health you can be assured of a program of therapy designed to meet your unique individual needs. There are many reasons why people suffer from unhappiness, sadness, depression or anxiety.
Some people have a clear understanding of what has caused their problems, while other people struggle to understand why they feel they way they do. For some people their problems have developed slowly over a number of years and for others their difficulties are more recent.
We will discuss a range of therapies and agree which best suits your needs, in a safe and confidential environment. With over 10 years experience in the field of mental health you can be assured of a program of therapy designed to meet your unique individual needs. There are many reasons why people suffer from unhappiness, sadness, depression or anxiety.
Some people have a clear understanding of what has caused their problems, while other people struggle to understand why they feel they way they do. For some people their problems have developed slowly over a number of years and for others their difficulties are more recent.
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With almost twenty years experience working in both the health service and private sector, I have a wealth of experience working with a huge range of difficulties, which ensures that you receive a high quality service.
After graduating with a First Class Honours Degree in Applied Psychology I originally began with three years training in Clinical Psychology but then changed direction and completed training in counselling and psychotherapy with a Diploma, and then an Advanced Diploma in Humanistic Integrative Counselling.
After graduating with a First Class Honours Degree in Applied Psychology I originally began with three years training in Clinical Psychology but then changed direction and completed training in counselling and psychotherapy with a Diploma, and then an Advanced Diploma in Humanistic Integrative Counselling.
EMDR is the common name for Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing, a highly effective form of psychotherapy devised by Dr Francine Shapiro.
Its originator, Dr Francine Shapiro, discovered by accident that disturbing thoughts she was having seemed to disappear as she moved her eyes in rapid sideways movements.
The approach was developed initially as a treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and was found to be a great success with veterans of the Vietnam War.
In 2000, EMDR was recognised by the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies as an effective treatment for PTSD.
Its originator, Dr Francine Shapiro, discovered by accident that disturbing thoughts she was having seemed to disappear as she moved her eyes in rapid sideways movements.
The approach was developed initially as a treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and was found to be a great success with veterans of the Vietnam War.
In 2000, EMDR was recognised by the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies as an effective treatment for PTSD.
Counselling and Psychotherapy are two words often used to describe the same thing, although some therapists would argue that they are in fact very different.
There are probably as many explanations for these terms as there are therapists.
Below you will find but one explanation and you are encouraged to seek out more if you wish.
Counselling is a place and a space where a person can begin to look at the difficulties and problems in their lives.
Through this process, they can then examine how the difficulties developed, what keeps them going, what internal resources the person has at present to help and what resources may be needed to help the person get more out of teeir life.
There are probably as many explanations for these terms as there are therapists.
Below you will find but one explanation and you are encouraged to seek out more if you wish.
Counselling is a place and a space where a person can begin to look at the difficulties and problems in their lives.
Through this process, they can then examine how the difficulties developed, what keeps them going, what internal resources the person has at present to help and what resources may be needed to help the person get more out of teeir life.
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