Chrissie Henson
'A Look Inside the Therapy Room'
'A Look Inside the Therapy Room'
If you have ever considered therapy for an existing condition or you know someone—a family member or friend—who may like to consider it, this book will give you the insight you need to make your decision. Chrissie explains how the process works and the shows the breadth of her knowledge in helping people find the answers to their mental health questions.
Chrissie's own story is one that many can relate to, having a disability, she has had to navigate her way through the world and learn to be strong and maintain a positive mindset. She shares her experiences so that she can better aid the people she works with, helping them to come through the other side and overcome those mental health barriers.
This new book is a useful aid for new starting therapists and will give you an idea of what to expect when helping people with their mental health. Finally, Chrissie will arm you with all the information that you need to make the decision, "is therapy right for me?" Allowing you to take the first steps to a life of positive mental health.
About The Maker: Chrissie Henson
About The Maker: Chrissie Henson
I have been working as a therapist since 2015, working with adults from late teens to retirement age. My experience includes working with relationship and attachment issues, bereavement. Those who are affected by anxiety, panic attacks, fear, anger, rage, depression, low self-esteem, low self-confidence. Sexual and/or physical abuse, domestic violence. I am trained in the “rewind” technique for people with traumatic memories.
Previously I worked as a therapist at The University of Leicester and have vast experience of working with students and young people in higher education on issues like the challenges of university life, relationship difficulties, stresses of study and assignments, balancing study and social life's, Challenges of living away from home.
Having Experience of living with a physical disability myself, working with others that live with disabilities is something that is close to my heart, supporting others with disability issues like discrimination at work, anxiety and depression, isolation and socialising difficulties or health concerns. I volunteered as a counsellor at Mosaic disability services for three years.
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