Philip Trenchard, from The Trenchard Practice, a family therapist with over 30 years’ experience, will answer our questions after giving a brief overview of his work and experience. Philip is generously inviting us to determine what areas of family therapy we have particular interest in. Philip says: “my 30 year experience as a psychotherapist working…….
My aim is to provide just the help you crave. I work using transformational coaching with both adults and children. Advice, support and mentoring of families, is available here, helping you better understand your situation and helping you move forward positively. https://groundbeneathyourfeet.co.uk
‘Family Recovery Coaching is an ongoing interactive partnership designed to help clients find a way to live their lives regardless of their loved ones choices and at the same time learn how they can be their loved one’s best chance of a successful recovery outcome. It is NOT counseling or therapy. Through education about addiction…….
‘Philip views individual, couple or family issues in context. His systemic lens informs how any presenting problem is approached. What this can mean in practice is that Philip can negotiate collaboratively-formed confidentiality agreements enabling his consultations to include significant others in the system around an individual, couple or family. Philip has found this to be…….
Helping families of youngsters with mental health issues. At 15 Seconds, we offer comprehensive services for families with children and young adults struggling with mental health issues. Our prevention, precare, outpatient care, and aftercare counselling and coaching services are designed to provide the most effective and efficient support possible. We are dedicated to helping families and organizations in any way we can, always striving to provide the highest quality of care at an affordable cost.’ www.15seconds.international
Dr Treisman talks about the importance of forging good relationships and effective society-wide systems when it comes to understanding and healing trauma.
