We have prepared a series of Practice guides that explain various elements of what is meant by Psychotherapy and the practice of Psychotherapy:
Practice Guide 1
An explanation of what is meant by Psychotherapy including the CCRTT Therapeutic Model and Philosophy that informs our practice.
In this overarching Practice guide we explain what Psychotherapy is, what you can expect from therapy and the therapeutic relationship and how it facilitates your healing.
We have a very clear therapeutically and theoretically based philosophy, and scientifically evidenced model, on which we base our clinical work. The CCRTT practice model of Relationship and Trauma therapy.
Practice Guide 2
How we work with individuals.
This guide seeks to answer what we find are common client questions about Therapy, Counselling and Psychotherapy. Questions such as: What is it like to be in therapy? How do you help me to heal? What is the process? How do I know that it will work?
Practice Guide 3
How we work with couples.
At its’ heart Psychotherapy is about Relationships. Couple relationships are a meeting of two individual minds and the conscious and unconscious patterns that can come to exist. Patterns that have often been shaped by individual pasts. We help our couples to unravel exactly what is actually going on between them.
Practice Guide 4
Our online practice.
Online work has meant that we have been able to take our model to a much wider client base. We are experienced in working online. This guide seeks to answer some common questions around the difference between Face to Face and online work including the practicalities of online work and the whether there is an significant difference in outcome between the two.
Practice Guide 5
Working with Neurodivergent Clients
At CCRTT we work from an understanding and on a basis that everyone is their own unique whole self. A whole self who has had their own unique experience of life as it has affected them. The therapy is not that you are Neurodivergent but about the life you have encountered as someone who is Neurodivergent.
Practice Guides explain how we work as psychotherapists. If you would like to understand the developmental theory that underpins our approach, please see our Clinical Guides.
Throughout these Guides we use the terms psychotherapy and psychotherapist. Many people, however, search for a therapist, counsellor or counselling when looking for help. Although these terms have different professional meanings, they are often used interchangeably in everyday language. Unless otherwise stated, they may be understood in that general sense throughout these Guides.
