Sleep Problems
At Psychotherapy Kingston, a CBT approach to sleep problems aims to improve sleep habits and behaviours.
The cognitive part of CBT teaches you to recognize and change beliefs that affect your ability to sleep. For instance, this may include learning how to control or eliminate negative thoughts and worries that keep you awake. The behavioural part of CBT helps you to develop good sleep habits and avoid behaviours that keep you from sleeping well.
TRAUMATIC STRESS (PTSD): "Since our last session and the unbelievable thing you did with the EMDR I cannot believe how different I feel, it's truly amazing, for a few days after I questioned HOW it can work, in terms of the power of the mind etc, but then just started to relax about it and see I had achieved what I wanted to achieve which was to feel like ME again, relaxed, peaceful, happy yet strong enough to deal with life and its tests!! I feel like me again…THANK YOU."
Rachael Beeton, New Zealand Earthquake
Rachael Beeton, New Zealand Earthquake