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What do we offer?
The Chelmsford Counselling Foundation (CCF), formerly Writtle Pastoral Foundation, offers
counselling to individuals and couples who have personal or psychological difficulties.
Counsellors at the Foundation are professionally trained in the psychodynamic approach to
counselling.
The Foundation is based in Chelmsford and is a member of the
Westminster Pastoral
Foundation network, by whom its work is validated. The Westminster Pastoral
Foundation network is the largest general counselling service in Britain and, as the foremost
institution for training counsellors, plays a leading role in setting ethical and
professional standards in this field. The Foundation is a charity working closely
with medical and social welfare agencies, including the District Health Authority.
The need
People come to the Foundation with a very wide range of difficulties, for example as a result
of depression, anxiety, loneliness or the challenge of life's circumstances. For some,
memories about the past, painful events in the present, or worries about the future may mean
they cannot enjoy life or achieve their aims.
How counselling can help
Psychodynamic counselling provides an opportunity to explore problems with someone trained to
listen in a non directive way and to facilitate the person's own resources for change and
resolution of difficulties. It aims to assist people to understand how past experience and
current behaviour may be linked and leads to a more creative self understanding. It allows
space to explore in an individual or group setting, or as a couple, thoughts and feelings
about oneself and relationships with others.
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