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Information about Counselling Services.
The following is a list of pages that describe the Portsmouth & Southsea private counselling services offered by Dean Richardson.
About Dean Richardson
Appointment times
Costs of Counselling & Therapy
Counselling Leaflets
Counselling Locations
Counselling/Website Privacy Policy
Primitive Psycho-Therapy and QuackeryThis book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery.
Essays in Counselling and PsychotherapyThis is an easy to read collection of essays on the subjects of counselling and psychotherapy. Subjects covered are:
Gestalt Therapy and pe... Read More >
Page contents © Dean Richardson, 2011, (see other articles) - All Rights Reserved.
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FAQ: "How do Support Groups End?"
A brief overview of how counselling comes to an end -
Do Counsellors ‘Cure’ Homosexuality?
In early 2009, the counselling and psychotherapy profession was subject to unflattering media scrutiny following the publication of research which found that a significant minority of mental health professionals in Britain are attempting to help lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) clients become heterosexual. -
About Dean Richardson
Dean Richardson MBACP(accred) UKRCP Reg. is an experienced, fully qualified, friendly, ethical and insightful Hampshire counsellor/psychotherapist who will work with you in his private practice in Southsea (Hampshire) and Skype video. Dean is a male counsellor who specialises in working with couples, individuals and groups. He's quite human too - joining in at times of laughter ( it's real therapy - it happens ;) ) as well as listening empathically to the worst people want to talk about. Your choice of therapy is important - decide today if Dean Richardson could be your therapist for private counselling... -
Choose Skype Counselling
What if good therapy work could be done far away from your counsellor? Ideal for individuals, couples and groups & particularly for people who want to access Dean Richardson's particular counselling services, but who live too far away to work with him. Skype Counselling may by the best solution for you when you can't travel to/from Portsmouth. For couples you can use two Skype video devices - and you don't need to be in the same room, same city, or even the same country to receive Skype Couples Counselling. Learn about how we use this very useful computer-enhancement to therapy... -
Therapy & Support Groups Available
Existing Support/Therapy Groups. A maximum of ten people people are allowed into a support group at any one time. When a group member leaves, (and the existing group members are ready for the next member to join) the next waiting group member will be invited to join the group. New Support/Therapy Groups. A new support [...] -
Choose Therapy Groups
Being a member of a therapeutic support group can be a very powerful form of help. Sometimes the group may offer suggestions to a member, sometimes the individual experiences transforming inspiration simply from group's discussion. Groups are no smaller than four people and no larger than eight or ten and a group therapist always attends. As the group's supportive matrix forms between members (including the conductor), members can find mutually helpful interventions from experiencing regular meetings and participations within their choice of group... -
FAQ: "How Often do I need to go for Counselling?"
How often will your counselling appointment be - and how often are group sessions held? -
FAQ: "How Long does a Counselling Session Last?"
How long does a therapy session or group session last? -
FAQ: "How do I Find and Check-out a Therapist?"
When UK Law allows anyone (currently) to describe themselves as a therapist or a counsellor, how do you protect yourself when searching for a therapists? -
Gay “marriages” to be allowed in church (The Telegraph)
News (February 2011) - LGBT civil-partnership ceremonies should for the first time be allowed to have a religious element, such as hymn-singing and readings from the Bible.
