Eeb (e-ah-bay) is a therapy practice run by Eugene Ellis and Beverley Ellis, a married couple who live in East London. The practice was established in 1997. Beverley has trained as a Transactional Analyst at the Metanoia Institute of which she is a member. She is a qualified supervisor. She works with individual adults and groups. She is also a certified adoption counsellor.
Beverley is also a member of the Black, African and Asian Therapy Network Leadership Team. Eugene trained as an Integrative Arts Psychotherapist, which is a powerful way of facilitating self-healing through the use of metaphor and the imagination. This approach works through stretching your self-concept, using a wide range of facilitation techniques that surface awareness, locate energy and generate self-support.
He offers psychotherapy to individuals, along with adoption support, supervision and training. Eugene has worked for many years with severely traumatised children and their families in the field of adoption and fostering.
Beverley is also a member of the Black, African and Asian Therapy Network Leadership Team. Eugene trained as an Integrative Arts Psychotherapist, which is a powerful way of facilitating self-healing through the use of metaphor and the imagination. This approach works through stretching your self-concept, using a wide range of facilitation techniques that surface awareness, locate energy and generate self-support.
He offers psychotherapy to individuals, along with adoption support, supervision and training. Eugene has worked for many years with severely traumatised children and their families in the field of adoption and fostering.
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Psychotherapy is a partnership between an individual and a professional trained to help people understand their feelings and assist them with changing their behaviour.
They have strong feelings like anger or sadness that dominate their lives in spite of their efforts to push them down.
Their emotional difficulties make it hard for them to function from day to day.
For example, they are unable to concentrate on assignments and their job performance suffers as a result.
When they have floating anxiety, which interferes with their living with ease.
They have strong feelings like anger or sadness that dominate their lives in spite of their efforts to push them down.
Their emotional difficulties make it hard for them to function from day to day.
For example, they are unable to concentrate on assignments and their job performance suffers as a result.
When they have floating anxiety, which interferes with their living with ease.
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