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I’m Sue Parker Hall.
I 'live in Cornwall at Connor Downs, Hayle and practice from home and in Chacewater, Truro as a psychotherapist,
counsellor, trainer and supervisor.
I hope you’ll accept my
invitation to explore these pages which offer practical
information about me and my practice, some areas that
are of interest to me and a few philosophical ideas
which underpin my work.
I hope you get to know me a little and, if you find
my approach and ideas interesting, I would welcome the
opportunity to discuss the possibility of working with
you or your agency. |
new!
1 or 2
day Anger Training Package
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a one or two day training, delivered in training institutions, statutory or voluntary organisations or at conferences; for counselling and psychotherapy practitioners and other helping professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of, and develop their practice in, working with anger and rage
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2
day 'Anger, Rage and Relationship'
CPD training Feb 2008
at Green Lawns Hotel, Western Terrace, Falmouth, Cornwall
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Some comments
from previous participants
‘Valuable learning…..it helped me to recognise some of my own anger and not fear it, as well as finding better ways to work with clients…….exciting and fun training….…very useful models, superb applications…...found others’ ideas stimulating and challenging…..explored anger in more depth than I ever have before…..lots of really useful information I can translate into practice…..excellent, I felt lifted, stimulated and held…..Sue is a warm and safe woman who facilitated this group excellently…..this is very important work……going away with plenty to think about…....the best workshop I’ve ever been to’
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We are multi-faceted
and complex beings ...
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live through complex experiences ... |
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abuse
nature
forgiveness
respect
crisis
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depression
healing
anxiety
warmth
trauma
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to be
respected and allowed our dignity
to be creative
to feel useful
to be seen and accepted
for who we are
to tell and express
our story / truth
to love and be
loved
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It is my experience that a lively,
warm and supportive therapeutic relationship can
help us to meet some of these needs. |
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A therapeutic relationship
can’t change the past, but it can support
us to come to terms with the experiences we have
lived and can make a difference to our future.
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