We are a registered company operating to facilitate change and balance.  Our belief is that we can be change agents by offering integrative facilitation.  The professional competency and potency of counselling, psychotherapy and coaching has grown.  The areas of interest are from humanistic psychology and positive psychology.

The humanistic side is about the power of self-awareness and human potential.  The positive psychology side relates to an optimistic way of being regardless of the difficulties in life.  This is simultaneously mixed with empathic understanding of diverse and often difficult situations.  We hold a belief that individuals can still understand and work through life stresses and empower themselves in the process.

Our goals and services are about directing lives to flow in healthy interconnection with others.

We model and live our values which, include high principles, integrity, communication and trust.  How we present is about who we are as a service and with people that we work with.  We believe in health and people's abilities to change and reach their potential.  We do not judge, discriminate or repress, but are about appropriate empowerment, awareness, knowledge and connection.

Communication, Counselling, Psychotherapy and coaching can use the psychological methods that are relevant when based on regular personal interaction, to help a person make the changes to reach their full potential.  This could include development, changes and overcoming problems in a desired way.  The aim is to improve the wellbeing and mental health of the individual, by resolving any mitigating or troublesome behaviours, beliefs, compulsions, thoughts and emotions.  This, in turn, improves relationships and social skills.

Our therapeutic approaches are the informed and intentional applications of clinical methods and interpersonal stances.  These stances are derived from established psychological principles for the purpose of assisting people to modify their behaviours, cognitions, emotions and other personal characteristics in directions that the participants deem desirable.  It's about healing relationships using socially authorized methods in a series of contacts primarily involving acts, words and rituals as forms of persuasion and rhetoric.

As sensitive and deeply personal topics are often discussed, explored and uncovered during psychotherapy or counselling, the professional services are legally bound to respect client and patient confidentiality.  The critical importance of client confidentiality and the extremely limited circumstances in which it may need to be broken for the protection of clients or others is enshrined in the regulatory psychotherapeutic organisation's “code of ethical practice”.

A trained therapist uses the communicational tools to assist and guide clients to resolve personal, social or psychological problems and difficulties.

The act of helping clients to see things more clearly, possibly from a different perspective or viewpoint fosters a professional relationship of trust and confidentiality that can enable and does not judge.  This is the goal of facilitating positive change.

These effective therapies and communications can reduce confusion, allowing more effective decision-making, leading to positive changes in attitude and behaviour.  The skills involved are communicational expertise, active listening, clarification, reflection, effective questioning and developing rapport.