Working With The Anxious Client

Facilitated by Joy Oakley

7th May 2011 at The White Rock Hotel, Hastings

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WORKING WITH THE ANXIOUS CLIENT
Anxiety is a universal psychological and physical state, which affects
* our feelings
* our thinking
* our behaviour
It may go from a mild feeling of worry to extreme apprehension; it may be a passing mood, or it may define a person's life.
Unlike stress, it is often difficult to identify the triggers of an anxious mood.
This workshop will be an opportunity to explore these issues, especially through experiential exercises and activities.
Handouts will give details of these, for use with clients.

Joy Oakley

Joy Oakley has a degree in Psychology, and a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (Person-Centred, TA & Gestalt).  She works as a Hospice Counsellor, and is a tutor on the Foundation Degree in Person-Centred Counselling at Sussex Downs College, and previously on the Diploma course at Wealden College.  She works privately as a counsellor, and as a supervisor for individuals and organisations.