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  • Ruth Longworth-Zurcher

    York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre
    33 Bishopthorpe Road
    York
    North Yorkshire
    YO23 1NA
    United Kingdom

    I started my professional life in Switzerland where I qualified and worked as a Kindergarten Teacher. After moving to Britain in 1994 I trained as an Occupational Therapist.

  • Mary Scott

    Aberystwyth
    Wales
    United Kingdom

    I am optimistic that many more people can achieve a balanced and happy life with the correct support and see Human Givens as a wonderful step in this journey.

  • Beverley Davies

    Cheadle
    Cheshire
    United Kingdom

    Whilst working with a group of clients, all of whom were living with a Physical and/or Sensory Disability, made me realise the strong connection between the Mind and the Body, and how by getting ou

  • Claire Morris

    York Human Givens Wellbeing Centre
    33 Bishopthorpe Road
    York
    YO23 1NA
    United Kingdom

    Claire has a calm, considered approach and offers you the space to explore what has brought you to seek therapy.

  • Kiron Collett

    Royal Victoria Park
    Westbury on Trym
    Bristol
    England
    BS10 6TD
    United Kingdom

    Kiron has over 4 years experience in professional practice, initially specialising in holistic healthcare.  This approach led her to Human Givens and how the mind and emotional health is of paramou

  • Tanya Green

    Lavenders Green Clinic
    Rainbow Cottage
    Mounters Marnhull
    Dorset
    DT10 1NR
    United Kingdom

    Tanya lives in a quiet village setting with a private therapy room within her home. Parking onsite is available.

  • Alex Murphy

    Ellesmere
    Shropshire
    United Kingdom

    Following early retirement from professional sport, I began a career in the education sector where I have been a qualified teacher for the last fourteen years.

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Date posted: 14/02/2024