Cambridge Clarity Counselling

SHARON DANIEL

Cambridgeshire based female counsellor specialising in trauma, anxiety, family and relationships. With over a decade of professional experience in helping people overcome many destructive behavioural patterns.

I work with compassion and integrity, and by building client relationships based on mutual respect I believe great healing can take place.

Treatment can take a number of different forms, I work alongside each person in order to create a therapy that's tailored to meet their own specific needs. I work in a integrative way which includes Motivational Interviewing techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness. I also incorporate family systems work into my practice. I am fully committed to my own personal and professional development as I believe this is key to being a competent practitioner.

I am only too aware of the fear involved in asking for help and am here to help facilitate your journey into recovery. In my experience the journey out of active addiction can not be achieved alone, I am here to help you find a program that suits you.

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Somatic Trauma Therapy

After having trained with Babette Rothschild I now practice somatic therapy with a bottom-up approach which allows a person to explore there dysregulated feelings,  first  safety and stabilisation are built and felt. Safety and stability allows a person to have one foot in feelings and one foot in the logic, the here and now, the present. Using both sensation and thinking to process trauma helps a person realise that the danger they are responding to is actually old. Clients can begin to develop awareness that puts the danger in the past.…They can experience feeling safe now. They can develop awareness that they are able to keep themselves safe in the current situation, and look back on what has happened in the past.

This healing process allows a sense of safety in the present day to nurture a sense of safety for the younger parts of the self that otherwise only know danger as ever-present. The frontal lobe needs to be on board — to integrate with the lower parts of the brain — to make sense of the feelings.


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