Corinna Tebbutt Expand Corinna Tebbutt has been working with Children and Adults for over 30 years, as a parent of four, as a Steiner Kindergarten Teacher, and then later as a counsellor and psychotherapist. I feel immensely privileged when I am invited to join on each therapeutic journey and I hold this with professionalism, integrity and respect. Making the decision to come to therapy is often in itself a challenging process. Deciding to explore, challenge and change our perceptions, can often make us feel very vulnerable, however, in that holds also the possibility of a different way of being. In our initial meeting, you will have the opportunity to see whether you feel we are compatible. It is really important for you to go with your gut, as to whether you then continue or not, with myself. I will invite you to identify what you are wanting to work on and to gain some context of where you are at, at this first moment in time. After our first session I will review our sessions regularly, so we are clear what you have found helpful and what is not, in order to tailor the sessions to your unique way of being/working. I look forward to walking by your side, for this part of your journey. I am an Accredited Counsellor and Psychotherapist, registered with the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists – BACP and a supervisor. I am trained in Somatic Trauma Therapy and am working towards certification. ’There is a critical misperception that to recover from trauma, you must feel worse before you can get better…The goal of trauma healing must be to relieve, not intensify suffering. Common sense requires improving the quality of life to be the primary goal. Revisiting the horrors of the past should only be a part of the process when it services the goal. ‘ Babette Rothschild - 8 keys to Safe Trauma Recovery
Maggie MacKechnie Expand Maggie MacKechnie is a Core Process and Dream Work Psychotherapist. The therapy Maggie offers takes the form of an exploration into whatever the client brings, whether major life changes, relationship problems or anything that affects health and wellbeing. Maggie believes that deep listening, and the effect of paying attention to what is experienced moment by moment by client and therapist, enables old defensive patterns of living to be recognised and let go of, which then enables deeper resources to emerge. Core Process is a Psychotherapy based on both Buddhist and Western Psychological knowledge of human suffering. It holds, as a fundamental principle, that we are each in our basic nature whole and well, and that through experiences in relationships throughout our lives we have become unhappy and divided within ourselves. Maggie is also trained in Jungian Dream Work. Maggie has an MA in Buddhist Psychotherapy Practice, is UKCP registered, and is inclusively a member of the Association of the Core Process Psychotherapists (ACPP).