In my practice, I work with individuals seeking personal insight, relief from anxiety or depression, and a variety of mental health concerns. I also work with couples and other relationships in whatever forms they take.  My training included two years at Haight Ashbury Psychological Services (or "HAPS," where I now serve as President of the Board of Directors) and UCSF Alliance Health Project (AHP, where I also work as a psychotherapist).  I'm glad to have the opportunity to bring my work into a private practice setting. I have many years of experience with the LGBTQ+ community, and I continue my work as part of the AHP Gender Team to provide services for trans and gender-expansive clients as well as others.  I have presented at conferences and organizational meetings about cultural humility and working with gender issues.

My therapy style is integrative, working with each client to create a treatment plan that fits their specific needs.  Generally, I combine psychodynamic work with a strong client-centered/person-centered (Rogerian) orientation.

I joined ADPCA about 1983. I'm now director of outpatient psychology at the Palo Alto VA Spinal Cord Injury Center, and have a small private practice in San Mateo, California.

I'm currently a student in the Master of Counselling Psychology program at Yorkville University. 

I founded the nonprofit Human Potential Center in Austin 31 years ago, based on Humanistic Psychology, and in particular the work of Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow and Virginia Satir. The Center has from its founding been person-centered and welcomes presenters and providers of professional services who have that perspective on life. For more information on the Center, visit HumanPotentialCenter.org.
I received a Master of Arts in Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology from Johnston College in Redlands, California in 1978. I feel kind of lonely for other person-centered contacts here in central Texas, so if you ever visit, stop by!

Retired homoeopath and person-centred trainer. Attended ADPCA 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016. Ill-health now prevents international travel but I'm there withall members of ADPCA in spirit.
Who knows, perhaps I'll make it to USA another year.

I am a student currently interning at the Chicago Counseling Associates.

Bert received his B.A. from Knox College, and his masters degree in clinical mental health counseling from Adler University. Prior to graduate school, Bert spent 16 years working in corporate marketing, and, after much deliberation, decided to make a mid-career transition to the helping professions. By creating a collaborative and safe therapeutic relationship, Bert strives to be a strong and empathic partner to his clients as they explore the challenges they face and find new ways to initiate growth and change. His clinical interests include LGBTQI affirmative therapy, mens issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, gender and sexual identity development, addiction, relationships (non-monogamous, polyamorous and other relationship configurations) and career counseling. Bert works from a client-centered theoretical approach and integrates solution focused therapy, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness practices into his work.

I am a person centered psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer in private practice working with individuals and couples.

Abe is a leading authority on, and author of the book; Cognitive Synergy Your Potent Healing Power.
He wrote 3 other books and is a winner of several awards, with wide range qualifications, for example, in stress management, naturopathic and homeopathic medicine, regression therapy, eco-psychology, and more.
Abe is the CEO / Dean of Oxbridge University of Kilmurry; www.OxbridgeDegrees.org

I am a counselling lecturer at Blackburn College (UK) and a counsellor working in the field of domestic violence. I favour an existentially informed person centred approach to counselling.

I am a person-centred counsellor and accredited Breathworks mindfulness teacher.  I work with individuals (15 years upwards) and couples with a variety of issues.  I also offer Pain Management and long-term health conditions counselling whereby I blend my nursing professional experience in pain management with my personal experience of living with chronic pain.  

I am the founder of "We-Rhythm Therapy," a relational reconceptualization of Person-Centered Counseling.
I am the founder of The Elemental Method, a Theory of Personality that identifies "Embodiment," "Assertiveness," "Inspiration," and "Receptivity," archetypally known as "Earth," "Fire," "Air," and "Water," as the core constituent elements of personality and the necessary and sufficient conditions for personality change within Person-Centered Counseling.
I am a Cape Verdean Scholar.
I am a poet.
I am a song-writer.
I am a healer, trained in the Krieger-Kunz method of Therapeutic Touch.
 
 

I became a member in January of 2008. I am not working in the field but would like to keep up with the Person Center Approach to counseing.

I started my counselling training in 2010. I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Person-Centred and Experiential Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Strathclyde.
I have a small private practice and also work with a counselling agency. I am also working on some research into the effectiveness of counselling especially for people on low incomes which I hope will form the basis of a Masters project.
In 2014 I spent five months living in three Buddhist monasteries/temples in South Korea, Myanmar, and Thailand. I now visit a Thai Buddhist monastery in Newcastle (Aruna Ratanagiri) and have a regular meditation practice.

Lisa Namm, M.S., NCC, LAC Introduction:
Educational Background
I have a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a Specialization in Trauma and Crisis from Walden University and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology with a Minor in Social and Criminal Justice from Ashford University. I have also earned the National Certified Counselor certification from the National Board of Certified Counselors, Inc. I enjoy all aspects of learning and school, but my favorite part of higher education is the continued exposure to new research in the field of counseling and psychology. I believe the most challenging aspect of being a student was balancing school, work and family life. I quickly learned that time management is essential.
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Professional Background
During my internship, I worked at West Valley Family Development Center, an outpatient counseling facility where I was supervised by Vaun Williams, LPC. My cliental consisted of the general community. Of this are people who were primarily of African American, Latino/Latina, and Caucasian decent.The ages of the clients I saw ranged from 5 to 90-years-old. Many factors varied from person to person such as their occupation, socioeconomic status, education, and demographic residence. Diagnoses targeted at my site included depression, anxiety, adjustment and relational issues, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiance disorder, selective mutism, and bipolar disorder. I have enjoyed many aspects of the differentpopulations I have worked with. The counseling field has afforded me opportunities to work with diverse clients, diagnoses and treatment modalities.
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Personal Interests
In my spare time I enjoy watching movies and HGTV on television, swimming, cookingand traveling. I also enjoy spending time with my family. I have a wonderfully large blended family beginning with a 33 year-old daughter, 32 year-old daughter, a 28 year-old son, twin daughters who are 22 years-old, a 24 year-old step-daughter and 22 year-old step-daughter plus my amazing husband. Our family also includes one dog, Murphy, a Yorkie-Poo, one cat, Carina, and two birds, Ecko, a Noble Macaw and Pojo, a White-faced Lutino Cockatiel who sings Twinkle-twinkle Little Star. I have lived in the Phoenix area since separating from the Marine Corps in 1994, having relocated from Camp LeJeune, N.C. I love Arizona and would like to retire with split residency here and Texas. ______________________________________________________________________
Why I Decided on this Field
I decided to become a counselor because of my strong commitment and drive to help others. I have enjoyed helping people put the pieces together in a new way that results in a perceptual shift, and permanent positive change. In terms of how I look at the mental health profession now and those who seek counseling, I look at things not only from what might be reinforcing unhealthy behaviors (behaviorism), but also unhealthy thoughts (cognitive), and how these all relate together to go and make up the individual human being sitting in front of me (humanistic). In eclecticism, there is no one right or guaranteed way of approaching any given problem. Each problem is tainted and changed by that individual’s own history and way of viewing or perceiving his or her own problem. Therapists must be flexible, sometimes working as a teacher for one client, as a guide for another, or as a combination of all of the above for yet another. I embrace this diversity.

I am a qualified counsellor currently working in private practice. I have a special interest in working with trauma, specifically adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and am passionate about the person-centred approach to counselling and life in general. Company | The Bridge Counselling Service Website | thebridgecounsellingservice.co.uk Email | donnagibson@thebridgecounsellingservice.co.uk Mobile | +44 7578839779 Blog | thebridgecounsellingservice.co.uk/blog Facebook | www.facebook.com/thebridgecounsellingservice Google+ | plus.google.com/b/108796514446001838068/+ThebridgecounsellingserviceCoUk11 Twitter | twitter.com/bridgetherapy Pinterest | www.pinterest.com/bridgetherapy/

I am a non directive person centred therapist working and living in London UK

Nicole L. Thompson, MA.
 I am currently a fourth year Doctoral student in the Counseling Education and Supervision Program.  I am an Adjunct Professor at Adler University as well as a student worker for the Counseling Education Department, where I also serve as one of the Social and Cultural Liaison. I am working on my first article about the impact and treatment of love addiction, and my dissertation will focus on the current practices of cultural competencies.
I serve on the WINNERS (Women In Need, Nurtured, Edified, Rewarded and Strengthened) at my church.  I have experience in working with couples and families, individuals with criminal backgrounds and individuals with developmental disabilities. I am also the proud mother of a five year old Morkie, named Pepper.
 

I earned by Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, Illinois. I am currently credentialed by the Wisconsin Dept. of Safety and Professional Services and the National Register and Health Service Psychologists. I currently provide outpatient psychological services at Aurora Behavioral Health Center in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, a small city just a few miles west of Milwaukee. I have a diversity of training (e.g., psychodynamic, client-centered, CBT, DBT, Interpersonal Process Groups, etc.) and integrate my broad skillset with an underlying philosophy guided by Rogers' core conditions. It has been experience that these conditions - when experienced by the therapist and experienced by the patient - ultimate an environment that allows for the deepest and most meaningful change for both the client and oftentimes for myself.

I'm a counsellor and supervisor in independant practice in Liverpool, UK.