Rakshita Parmar

Counsellor

UK

Qualification PGC in Integrative Counselling and Coaching at University of East London BSc Honours in Counselling (Integrative) with Psychotherapy Diploma in Counselling with PsychotherapyI am an Integrative Counsellor and Coach in therapy I use various approaches:Person Centred Psychodynamic HumanisticExistentialCognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)Rational Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Mindful Focus TherapyMindful Relaxing TherapySystematic TherapySolution FocusMulticultural TherapyI am a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I work within the code ethical values, principles and personal qualities demanded by BACP’s ethical framework to professional practice and have ongoing supervision as part of my professional development to my work.I am also a member of the British Black & Asian Therapy Network (BAATN) that works in partnership to develop culture awareness to enhance & inspire culture work in therapy.Experience I have been working as counselling, coach, mentor over the many years, where I work with vulnerable children and adults, young and older adult to manage anxiety, trauma, depression, pregnancy antenatal and postnatal depression, trauma of IVF fertility treatment, relationship issue, miscarriage, abortion, loss, separation, suicidal and paranoid thought, dyslexia and schizophrenia mental health disorder. I have many years of experience working within the education setting and have worked with various education professional and worked with individual suffering from autistic disorder, global learning difficulties and depression and cultural clash. These lived working experience I bring into my therapeutic approach to tailor my work. I believe we are all unique to our culture background and family culture, therefore have our own unique characterise to how we manage and face  life's challenges to the social world we live in.

Abortion Abuse ADHD Affairs and betrayals Anger management Antisocial personality disorder Anxiety Asperger's syndrome Attachment disorder Attachment disorder in children Autism Avoidant personality disorder Behaviour problems Bereavement Bipolar disorder Bullying Cancer Carer support Child counselling Childhood bereavement Childhood bullying Children’s learning difficulties Depression Depression and anxiety in children Disabilities Discrimination Drug addiction Eating disorders Emotional abuse Family issues Feeling sad Gambling Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) Health anxiety Hearing voices Infertility Learning difficulties LGBTQ+ counselling Low self-confidence Low self-esteem Miscarriage Panic attacks Passive-aggressive behaviour Personality disorders Phobias Physical abuse Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Postnatal depression Pregnancy and birth Psychosis Racism Redundancy Relationship problems Schizophrenia Self-harm Separation and divorce Separation anxiety Sex addiction Sex problems Spirituality Stress Suicidal thoughts Trauma Work-related stress

Cognitive and behavioural therapies Psychoanalytical and psychodynamic Humanistic therapies Behavioural therapy Cognitive therapy Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) Person-centred therapy Gestalt therapy Transactional analysis Transpersonal psychology Existential therapy Integrative Family therapy Mindfulness Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) Jungian therapy Human Givens psychotherapy Solution focused brief therapy Reality therapy Other therapies Cognitive analytic therapy (CAT) Interpersonal therapy Play therapy Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy Compassion-Focused Therapy Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Intercultural Therapy

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