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Roger Day of Brook Creative Therapy, Rugby, Central England, offers cognitive behavioural counselling, play therapy, couples therapy, family therapy and Transactional Analysis psychotherapy. He works with adults, couples, families and (together with his wife Christine) children.
Brook Creative Therapy
From each small brook a refreshing river flows
Issues for therapy include:
Panic and anxiety
Depression
Low confidence
Relationship difficulties
Trauma/Abuse
Grief and loss
Therapy can help you to:
Understand yourself
Build confidence
Take stock of your life
Explore the way forward
Make new decisions
Relate with others
Contact Brook Creative Therapy at:
brookcreativetherapy@gmail.com
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LAST UPDATED
29 June 2010
Have a look at this new stuff:
Summer Special: Tuesday 24 to Friday 27 August 2010, Rugby. This four-day practical training event will provide you with a brief introduction to creative skills in therapy and counselling, including using sandtray. For more details click the TRAINING tab.
Training of teachers and other school staff in Emotional Literacy that conforms with the UK government's commitment to Improving Psychological Wellbeing and Mental Health of Children. Click the SCHOOLS tab to find out more.
Do you know children whose parents are going through separation or divorce? For a helpful article with links to YouTube songs CLICK HERE. Then look at the play therapy paragraph in the Therapy section to see how we can help.
Therapy using sandtray for adults - click THERAPY to check out this exciting way to resolve problems without words or read this interesting new article
Brook Creative Therapy has launched Emotional Fitness events especially for professional and amateur sports teams - check them out by clicking
STOP PRESS
Quotations by Roger Day
UKCP Registered Psychotherapist:
'Believe you can succeed and keep going
for it. For every million possibilities, there is
one road to giving up and 999,999
roads to success.'
‘Think positively! If a boulder falls in your
path trying to hinder your progress or even
crush you, see it instead as a challenge to
climb over and conquer.’
'Anger directed against others is a destroying
enemy. Anger used to bring justice or improve
society is a healing friend.'
'Make peace in the middle of the storms of life.
Learn to become a peace-maker, whatever the
storm winds hurl at you.'
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