Philip Hinchcliffe
MA (Cantab)
My Qualifications:
Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy
Certificate in Counselling Skills
Continuing Professional Development:
Introduction to Gestalt - Theory, Philosophy and Technique (Workshop 2009)
Introducing Cognitive Analytical Therapy (CAT) (Workshop 2009)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2010)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2011)
Certificate in Working with Couples - MCTC (2012)
Further and Advanced Couples Counselling Training - MCTC (2012)
Attachment Theory (Workshop 2013)
Training in Couples Work based on Transactional Analysis (London Therapy Foundation 2014)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2016)
BACP Workshop on Coaching Skills (2016)
Surrey Counselling Training Workshop on Working with Sexually Compulsive Clients (2016)
Personal Approach:
My approach is an integrative one, which means I use methods and insights drawn from several psychotherapeutic traditions - person centred, psychodynamic, transpersonal - in order to best help you at this point in your life. I also work cognitively with relationship problems, co-dependency and compulsive and addictive behaviours.
I believe that difficulties and crises can become opportunities for growth and positive turning points in our lives if we receive the right kind of support and understanding: and I see it as my task to help you gain insight into yourself and help empower you to make beneficial changes where necessary.
MA (Cantab)
My Qualifications:
Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy
Certificate in Counselling Skills
Continuing Professional Development:
Introduction to Gestalt - Theory, Philosophy and Technique (Workshop 2009)
Introducing Cognitive Analytical Therapy (CAT) (Workshop 2009)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2010)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2011)
Certificate in Working with Couples - MCTC (2012)
Further and Advanced Couples Counselling Training - MCTC (2012)
Attachment Theory (Workshop 2013)
Training in Couples Work based on Transactional Analysis (London Therapy Foundation 2014)
UK/European Symposium on Addictive Disorders (2016)
BACP Workshop on Coaching Skills (2016)
Surrey Counselling Training Workshop on Working with Sexually Compulsive Clients (2016)
Personal Approach:
My approach is an integrative one, which means I use methods and insights drawn from several psychotherapeutic traditions - person centred, psychodynamic, transpersonal - in order to best help you at this point in your life. I also work cognitively with relationship problems, co-dependency and compulsive and addictive behaviours.
I believe that difficulties and crises can become opportunities for growth and positive turning points in our lives if we receive the right kind of support and understanding: and I see it as my task to help you gain insight into yourself and help empower you to make beneficial changes where necessary.