Alfredo Procaccini

Dr. Wayne Dyer wrote extensively on the art of manifesting, exclusively dedicating several of his books to the power of intention and learning how to manifest the life of your dreams. There is a level of awareness available to you that you are probably unfamiliar with. At this higher plane of existence, which you can access at will, the fulfilment of wishes is not only probable — it's guaranteed.

In therapy, you will get a better understanding of how past experiences might be impacting the way you form relationships today, so you can gradually work to form healthier, more authentic connections with the people around you in the present. Many people come to therapy because they're feeling lost or empty.

By helping you keep a clear mind and manage any stress, anxiety, phobias, and other problems you face, I can help you get the most out of life. I use methods of personal development through promoting skills, such as self-reflection, confidence, and communication, to achieve also work-orientated goals, such as improved productivity or job progression.

The first step is finding a listening therapist and beginning a relationship that's open, communicative, and prosperous. After that, it's all about working together to maximize your mental health and help you live a better life.

Background & Qualifications

22/03/1989 - Advanced Counselling

23/06/1989 - Clinical Psychology

25/07/1989 - Body Language

12/11/2011 - Psychology

22/03/2012 - Advanced Counselling Skills

22/04/2012 - Hypnosis

14/02/2012 - Anatomy and Physiology

22/03/2012 - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

14/06/2012 - Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP)

13/08/2013 - Child Psychology

20/09/2013 - Body Language

19/09/2013 - Psychotherapy & Counselling

12/11/2015 - Naturopathic Medicine

My Specialisms

Abuse,
Addiction,
ADHD,
Affairs and betrayals,
Alcoholism,
Anger management,
Anxiety,
Attachment disorder,
Bereavement,
Bipolar disorder/Manic depression,
Bullying,
Career,
Child related issues,
Chronic pain,
Depression,
Domestic violence,
Drug abuse,
Eating disorder,
Family issues,
Gambling,
Internet addiction,
Learning difficulties,
Low self-confidence,
Low self-esteem,
Phobias,
Postnatal depression,
Pre-nuptial counselling,
Pregnancy and birth,
Redundancy,
Relationship issues,
Schizophrenia,
Self harm,
Separation and divorce,
Sex addiction,
Sex problems,
Sexuality,
Sleep or Insomnia,
Smoking,
Stress,
Suicidal thoughts,
Work related stress.

Approach to Therapy & How I Work

It is the complexity and richness of the human mind and behaviour that has brought about so many studies and approaches to psychology. My ‘Eclectic Perspective' - using whatever approach I deem most appropriate (one or more or even all), is what I have at heart for all of my clients.

Counselling - a professional counsellor who is properly trained to help the client(s) make his/her own decision during the process of counselling. The counsellor is not supposed to make decisions for the client.

Behaviourist Perspective (Behaviourism) believes in scientific methodology that only observable behaviour should be studied because this can be objectively measured.

A scientific approach, such as cognitive psychology behaviourism or cognitive psychology, tends to ignore the subjective (i.e. personal) experiences that people have.

The humanistic perspective is a psychological view that emphasizes the study of the whole person (know as holism). Humanistic psychologists look at human behaviour not only through the eyes of the observer, but through the eyes of the behaving person.

The psychodynamic approach includes all the theories in psychology that see human functioning based upon the interaction of drives and forces within the person, particularly unconscious, and between the different structures of the personality. As such it tends to lose sight of the role of socialization (which is different in each country) and the release of repressed emotions and experiences, i.e. make the unconscious > conscious.

The biological perspective reduces humans to a set of mechanisms and physical structures that are clearly essential and important (e.g. genes).

Cognitive Psychology revolves around the notion that if we want to know what makes people tick then the way to do it is to figure out what processes are actually going on in the mind. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) - combines Cognitive and Behavioural techniques. Clients are taught ways to change thoughts and expectations and relaxation techniques are used.

Therapies & Rates

Please note the rates detailed below are there to give you an idea of the therapists standard rates, we strongly advise you contact the therapist for more detailed rates and any offers they may have.

Therapy	Appointment Type	Rate
Hypnotherapy	In Person	£105 per 80 minutes
Naturopathy	In Person	£95 per 60 minutes
Psychotherapy	In Person	£85 per 60 minutes
Counselling	In Person	£85 per 60 minutes
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy	In Person	£85 per 60 minutes
NLP	In Person	£85 per 60 minutes

Additional Rate Information

Rates are for singles, couples and children. Families - Groups and Businesses, please email me. Your first 60 minutes consultation is only £30, "to check the fit". This does not apply to Hypnotherapy and Naturopathy.

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