Ros Falconer founded her practice in order to provide a comprehensive approach to short term therapy. Whilst Ros tends to take a cognitive behavioural therapy approach when working with clients, she does work from a variety of psychological approaches aiming to provide the appropriate response for every client's needs.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a short-term psychological treatment which helps to challenge negative thoughts, feelings and behaviours. It is particularly suitable for specific problems such as anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, eating disorders and depression.
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Studies have shown that two years after therapy has ended, CBT patients do better than those using other treatments. They also suggest that CBT brings about a real change in how people feel about themselves and protects them from getting ill again.
Gorey, Co. Wexford
Phone: 087 685 4242 - Email: [email protected]