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Jan is a
qualified teacher and lecturer and has had training
in: psychodynamic, Adlerian, CBT & SFT approaches to
counselling. These approaches led her in the Person
Centred approach. Jan’s work is now rooted in
the person-centred approach and she has completed
several post graduate qualifications. She is the author of
many articles and publications including: “Voices of
the Voiceless: Person-centred approaches and people
with learning difficulties’ (PCCS Books, 2002);
‘Living in Pain: Mental Health and the Legacy of
Childhood Abuse’ in Person-Centred Psychopathology:
A Positive Psychology of Mental Health. Eds Joseph,
S. & Worsley, R. (PCCS Books, 2005) and ‘Recovering
from childhood sexual abuse: Dissociative
processing.’ In Person-Centred Practice: Case
Studies in Positive Therapy. Eds. Worsley, R. &
Joseph, S. (PCCS Books. 2007)
In 1994 Jan founded a
course for practitioners to develop skills in
working with Survivors of Childhood Abuse which has
been running since. She has provided team building
and consultancy to various Social Services teams,
young people’s counselling organisations, Mencap,
residential homes for people with learning
disabilities and Disability groups throughout the
UK.
Jan has a successful individual and couples
counselling practice, and provides clinical and post
doctorall supervision.
For several years Jan has been offering a
successful series of one day skills development
workshops for practitioners for continuing
professional development (CPD) covering a wide range of
topics by demand.
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