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Power of Mind - Private Online Counselling My name is Lisa Online Counselling is the interaction between the counsellor and the client through the use of the internet. Counselling is communicated through the use of a messenger program so the counsellor and client are able to directly chat. Power of Mind private online counselling is an established service that offers a convenient and suitable way of being able to log on to counselling sessions with an experienced counsellor through online communication. Power of Mind is a confidential online service to help individuals with a variety of issues including: grief and loss, domestic violence, depression, family difficulties, children and adolescent issues, drug and alcohol issues etc. Power of Mind uses MSN Messenger program to help individuals through private counselling interaction in a safe secure and professional manner. Power of Mind believes it is very important to respect every individual and take into consideration their points of view. Confidentiality is very important and essiential when counselling clients. Power of Mind is a highly confidential service and will always act in accordance to the social, legal and ethical issues. Many people experience a sense of stigma or shame around issues. The opportunity for an anonymous and confidential support online can help many people to feel safer and more in control when they communicate about their concerns. What are the advantages of Online Counselling? No travelling time - you can be at home and have counselling at your own convenience, when you feel ready and comfortable to do so. You can access the internet anywhere at a time that best suits you. Reflect / Re read communication - The process of writing down thoughts and feelings can be particularly powerful. For some, this can help to focus thoughts and concerns. Online interaction also gives you the option to reflect or re read your communication with the counsellor. Increased level of Comfort - online counselling provides support with great ease through text based chat with a counsellor and eliminates feelings of embarrassment and demotivation that comes with face to face counselling. Online counselling is a simple and cost effective way of seeking counselling with a professional. Power of Mind Private Online Counselling is a confidential service providing one on one counselling for individuals of all ages who may need support and assistance. Power of Mind offers a private, secure and confidential counselling service, through the use of an instant messenger program, that can be accessed online at home, in the workplace or anywhere in particular the client would like to access the internet. For more information on Power of Mind, go to http://www.powerofmind.com.au or email private_counselling@yahoo.com.au · read more
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Carolyn Pedrotti is a Concord CA Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with over 20 years experience specializing in helping Concord Adult patients with Addictions or Substance Abuse, Chronic Pain or Illness, and Gay Lesbian Issues. Mrs. Pedrotti has a special interest in alcohol abuse and the effects it has on the adult children of alcoholics. She also has a special understanding of the 12-step alcohol recovery program. · read more
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Concord CA Maureen Fiorelli Maureen Fiorelli is a Concord CA Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in helping Adolescent, Adult and Elder patients with Depression, Anxiety or Fears and Eating Disorders. Ms. Fiorelli also counsels couples on Relationship Issues. She utilizes methods like meditation and mindfulness techniques in her holistic way of treating patients. Maureen Fiorelli offers a discounted rate for the initial consultation. · read more
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