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Tricia Curtis
United KingdomWokinghamBerkshireFeel better and more confident about the future quickly. You will be given strategies, resources and practical help enabling you to feel a positive difference from your very first session.
Tony Gauvain
United KingdomCranleighTony's practice is from his farmhouse home in a lovely peaceful setting, which includes parking and easy access. He will also travel to clients up to an hour away (charging mileage).
Tina Hamilton-James
United KingdomTewkesburyGloucestershireGL20For most of the year, I work from my home in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, where I see all clients in person.
Reni Landor
United KingdomLintonCambridgeshireDo you want to feel better after your therapy session?
Sue Goodwin MBE
United KingdomBN22 0SQUnited KingdomEastbourneEnglandSue Goodwin MBE has a practice near Eastbourne and also offers sessions via Zoom which her clients find just as effective.
Rev C. Mary Austin
United KingdomTibbertonWorcestershireWR9I find the Human Givens approach to be helpful to a wide variety of people in different situations and most find help within a very few sessions.
Dublin Human Givens Centre
Suite 305, The Wilde53 Merrion SquareIrelandDublinDublin 2All practitioners at Dublin Human Givens Centre are fully registered members of the Human Givens Institute.
Elsie Young
United KingdomStanleyEngland-
Lauren Mitchell
United KingdomSomersetEngland 
Barry Florin
United KingdomLondonEnglandMy psychotherapy style is characterized by warmth and humour.
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