Space to Thrive uses both 'top-down' and 'bottom-up' approaches to support well-being, vitality and resilience.
Clinical Director, Brigid Wells, integrates Embodiment and Sensory Play, Creative Arts Therapy, EMDR, and Ego-State Therapy into a Neuro-Affective-Relational Model (NARM) approach. These models
recognise the resources an individual possesses in order to survive challenging experiences.
We have a team of reliable and skilled therapists available to offer 1:1 therapy, group therapy and family therapy for the following intentions:
- improving mood stability
- reducing flash-backs
- improving relationships
- developing greater self-confidence and self-trust
- improving creativity
- overcoming performance anxiety
- reducing reliance on 'out-of-date' survival strategies (binging; numbing; shame-cycle; venting; isolation...)
- increasing resilience and resourcefulness
- processing difficult and traumatic experience
Depending on your intended outcome, previous experiences, your strengths and difficulties - all of which are assessed during initial meetings - you will be offered either a therapeutic
intervention or an integrated intervention.
For more information, see
Dramatherapy
NARM Therapy
Embodiment and Vitality