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People: Counsellors
Joyce Beehre
Counselling Co-ordinator / Counsellor, Dip. Counselling, MNZCCA Cert. Supervision |
I am the Counselling Co-ordinator at Anglican Care. My client’s ages range from the elderly to young people. I enjoy working with couples, as well as individual clients. Mild to moderate depression, in both male and female clients, would be the primary issue for the majority of clients I see. I also have an interest in grief work, and I hold a certificate in supervision. I am foundationally a person centred counsellor, but have an eclectic way of working with other modalities |
Heather Gribben
Counsellor, Dip. Counselling, MNZCCA (Healthy Living Workshops) |
Using predominantly Person-Centered, Cognitive-Behavioral and Narrative modalities, I prefer working with pre-adolescents, young adults, women and couples with depression, anxiety, phobia, self-concept, grief, stress and relationship issues. I also facilitate brief interactive workshops re communication, self-concept, grief, anxiety and stress.
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Beth Henderson
Counsellor, M Counselling, B.A. Psychology (Massey) MNZAC
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I work with children and young people up to the age of 16 to address a variety of issues. I work holistically taking into account needs in the physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual arenas and I have a desire to see young people reaching their potential. |
Lyn Hutchinson
Counsellor, Dip. Counselling, MNZCCA, MNZAC Cert. Supervision |
Person centred counselling underpins my practise however I work eclectically using therapeutic models according to clients needs, and that which best builds the counselling relationship for individual clients. My key areas of work are depression, anxiety, grief and self esteem. I have a special interest in working with young women’s issues.
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Judith Ralphs
Counsellor, Cert. Counselling,RN,MNZAC Cert. Supervision |
I work with adults in the areas of depression; grief & loss; stress; anxiety; relationship issues – especially healthy communication and boundary issues. I have a particular interest in working with families coping with disability. I use various therapies - person, cognitive behavioural, transactional analysis, strength solution focus, interactive drawing and narrative
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Sally Shepherd
Counsellor, B.A. Counselling (Welltec) MNZCCA, MNZAC |
My work is an integrative framework of modalities, but my main use is cognitive behavioural and narrative modalities. I work with adolescents, young adults, women and couples of a wide range of ages with depression; anxiety; self empowerment work; grief; stress; drug & alcohol abuse; and relationship issues
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Carol Tolley
Counsellor, MNZCCA |
I am a fully qualified counsellor, I hold a Certificate in Counselling and Post Graduate Diploma focusing on counselling. I have been a member of NZAC and NZCCA since 1997. I enjoy working with children, youth, women and their families, individually and in groups. I use a range of modalities in response to client needs; including RET, Transactional Analysis, Narrative Therapy, Family Therapies, Interactive Drawing Therapy, and creative and play therapies with children. I also facilitate ‘Toolbox’ parent education courses. I work with a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, grief, historic abuse, concerns with children’s behaviour and other family stresses, family violence and relationship difficulties
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Trevor Kerewaro
Counsellor in Training - Bethlehem Training Institute
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Kia Ora. As a trainee counsellor I mainly use client centered practice. I enjoy working with men and women of all ages, including teenagers, dealing with issues of self esteem, depression, anxiety and grief. |
Suzanne Mackay
RN, Counsellor in Training - Bethlehem Training Institute
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I have worked as a nurse for many years and love helping people. I am now doing counselling studies so that I can help people in a deeper way. I enjoy working with people who have issues with self esteem, depression, grief and stress. |
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