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Tanya Nielson Counselling & Psychotherapy

Brighton, East Sussex

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I am a BACP Senior Accredited and Registered counsellor and also a counselling supervisor. I enjoy working creatively to support your therapeutic goals andto support your psychosocial skills and resiliency.

I am trained and experienced in a variety of therapeutic models including: solution focused practice, CBT, EMDR, psychodynamic, attachment, narrative, solution focused, systemic theories, sand tray, play therapy, journaling, therapeutic poetry and art work.

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30 January 2019

Wealth of experience and knowledge.. brings a relaxed attentive attitude to conversation understanding individual needs. Thanks David Clogg

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10 October 2018

Dave is a wonderful therapist who is down to earth, honest and caring.

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28 August 2018

Soulfullest place on Earth � Best place to find out what ‘soul’ means - and therefore what psychotherapy (care of the soul) means.

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23 July 2018

It is rare to find a therapist that has such a wide breadth of experience. Not only does Dave bring soul and authenticity he also brings deep clinical experience to his practice. I trained with Dave many years ago and will continue to refer clients to him. The space he offers is safe, authentic, compassionate and will challenge clients to make long lasting and profound shifts in their lives. More...

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23 July 2018

Dave has helped me through many challenges in my life. He has a very soulful yet grounded energy and helps me to feel comfortable and at ease in his company. I enjoy talking with him, he offers a kind and empathic listening ear whilst offering thoughtful and compassionate challenges to my old ways of thinking. I also know Dave takes his work very seriously, treats his clients with respect and is completely trustworthy. With vast experience across his career, particularly with addiction, I would have no hesitation to recommending Dave as a therapist to join anyone on their healing journey. He’s understood me in some of the darkest times of my life and I know he offers this valuable space for others. More...

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23 July 2018

Being sceptical about therapy after a few attempts I finally found Dave and now I am converted.
Compassionate open and engaging are but a few words that spring to mind.
I never thought that talking therapy was ever going to help but it really does and has.
I believe it is all about finding the right person for you... not someone who sits with a pad and constantly asks “and how did you feel about that” while hardly making eye contact with you was my previous experience’s.
I felt Dave really listened and heard me...I felt relaxed and instantly at ease in his presence which made the whole process easier to open up.
I liked and trusted him and that for me is key.
So thank you Dave you have changed my life for the better.
I highly recommend everyone should have therapy as long as you find the ‘right’ person and as far as I am concerned that person is Dave.
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23 July 2018

I highly recommend Dave. He brings his heart and soul to his practice and is highly skilled at establishing authentic therapeutic connections with his clients. He is able to be fully present whilst in relationship with those he counsels which makes for a very real and meaningful therapist/client relationship. He has an ability to hold a wide range of emotions in mind having had difficult life challenges himself, which in turn enhances his ability to be be both empathic and honest in his therapeutic work. Dave has an excellent sense of humour and works creatively with clients, by accepting them for exactly where they are at, and challenging them to work on the parts of them hidden and thus assisting in the process of them realising their own true potential. More...

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Supporting you with your concerns and hopes in a collaborative way utilising your current resources and strengths.

I bring my considered attention and some additional tools and skills to support you in the process.

To be able to offer respectful, inclusive counselling and psychotherapy.

Because I remain passionate and committed to the counselling process.

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As a therapist working with sand tray with both children and adults, I value the process that enables clients to be supported to build images of preferred futures revisit, past experiences, memories and hopes in a creative way. The client may make a series of scenes over a number of sessions or within the same session. In therapy the sand tray lends itself easily to many theoretical styles – Jungian narrative, solution focused and gestalt, I locate the use of sand play within the context of Gestalt experimentation.

The sand tray process is a dynamic and creative one. The client expresses certain preferences, in the choice of figures which are valued over others. It is not random or arbitrary. Objects are placed in this way, rather then that and new, deeper, hidden or lost meanings are often discovered or created.

As a therapist working with sand tray with both children and adults, I value the process that enables clients to be supported to build images of preferred futures revisit, past experiences, memories and hopes in a creative way. The client may make a series of scenes over a number of sessions or within the same session. In therapy the sand tray lends itself easily to many theoretical styles – Jungian narrative, solution focused and gestalt, I locate the use of sand play within the context of Gestalt experimentation.

The sand tray process is a dynamic and creative one. The client expresses certain preferences, in the choice of figures which are valued over others. It is not random or arbitrary. Objects are placed in this way, rather then that and new, deeper, hidden or lost meanings are often discovered or created.