Archway Counselling - Niles Wort
Narborough
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Narborough
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I have been counselling for over 14 years. I started work with Cruse a national bereavement charity, who I still continue to work for. When I became fully qualified I started my own practise, I have worked for The Ambulance Service Charity. I have worked with clients who have PTSD
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KJ
I would highly recommend Niles as a counsellor He is helping me through a difficult time in my life I hit a crisis lost all hope So it became a huge relief to let my guard down His ability to understand my situation provides logic behind my thoughts through many tears iam able to openly explore my feelings however emotional or painful and be totally honest Niles patience and understanding help me to find solutions to various problems without feeling embarrassed or scared He has a direct non judgemental manner which makes you feel totally at ease I have been diagnosed with PTSD after the traumatic loss of my husband to help with my recovery we do the Rewind Technique Talk Therapy and coping skills Counselling is helping me to find courage to believe in myself to make positive changes in my life and hopefully it will help you in yours
What do you love most about your job?
I love helping others. By Allowing clients to express their feelings about their loss. My job is to validate their thoughts and emotions, to be an emotional sounding board, and provide emotional support during this process. Assist clients in creating a plan to move on with their life.
What inspired you to start your own business?
After the death of a close friend, I volunteered to work with CRUSE the bereavement charity. From there I became qualified and started my own business, although I still work with CRUSE.
Why should our clients choose you?
It's not about the professional body you belong to, or the amount of qualifications you have. Although they are important. Can the counselor help their client feel safe and able to explore their own emotions,
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
The communication method is the decision of the client. I will offer my clients face to face, phone, video link or Email. Factors like distance have to be considered.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
My preferable method of counselling was face to face, during the Covid 19 pandemic I have adapted to use remote methods. Both in my charity work and private. I have found that they work well.
Bereavement Counselling
Bereavement is not only a very emotionally distressing experience but can leave you feeling confused, afraid and dislocated from their sense of who they normally are and how they normally respond.”
Working through your feelings with a counsellor can help you come to terms with your loss. I have worked with clients bereaved by sudden traumatic loss.
The Rewind Technique for the treatment of PTSD
For the treatment of PTSD.
Trained by Dr Muse IARTT
Supervisor
Counsellor supervisor. I have advanced training with the National Counselling Society.
Remote Therapy
Counselling via a video link , gives the client the opportunity to speak to a counsellor, without having to meet them face to face.
Also known as remote therapy, this kind of counselling is a good solution for people who need counselling but cannot get to a counsellors office or those who prefer to keep in contact at a distance from wherever they are.
Online counselling can provide a valuable service to you if you require help but have shied away from it before, due to either emotional or practical reasons.
I must admit when Covid forced me into using remote therapy I was very sceptical to its effectiveness. I was surprised at how effective it was. This has also been endorsed by client feedback.
It also allows me to provide counselling at a very competitive price.
Telephone Counselling
Telephone counselling can help with many of the same issues as face to face counselling, such as bereavement, anxiety, stress, depression, self-esteem and confidence issues.
