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Our Approach

UNDERSTAND...

In order to heal, understanding must first take place. Trobak Holistic Counselling supports clients in gaining an understanding of their behaviours, actions, feelings, emotions and physical symptoms.  Clients also gain a deeper understanding of past trauma, abuse, and experiences.  The brain makes current decisions based on past experiences; understanding the impact of past experience, helps clients to make decisions based on the present rather than the past.

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RESOLVE...

Once a person understands, resolution can start to happen.  Trobak Holistic Counselling guides clients towards resolution of current and past issues in their lives by addressing the emotional consequences of the life experiences.  Each experience a person goes through creates emotions.  Experiences from the past are over, we cannot go back and change them but the emotions connected to these events are carried with us until they are resolved.  Resolving allows clients to sort through the emotional impact of past experiences.

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HEAL...

Once understanding and resolution has occurred clients can truly heal. Trobak Holistic Counselling challenges clients to understand and seek resolution so true, full healing, can occur. Once healing takes place, clients are able to sort through experiences based on what is currently happening rather than being trigger by past trauma.

 

AREAS OF FOCUS

Trobak Holistic Counselling is a therapy based program which is highly effective in a wide range of problems and life experiences.  These include (but are not limited to):

  • self esteem/self image problems

  • stress

  • anxiety

  • anger/rage

  • bullying (adults and children)

  • ADD/ADHD and learning disabilities

  • communication

  • relationships

  • blended family struggles

  • dealing with separation/divorce (adult & children)

  • family violence

  • sexual abuse

  • emotional abuse

  • physical abuse

  • spiritual abuse

  • adult survivors of abuse

  • suicidal ideation

  • past trauma

  • self injury/self harm

  • depression

  • addictions

  • grief and loss

  • eating disorders

  • OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder)

  • phobias

  • sexual identity & preference and gender identity

  • struggles related from attending residential schools

  • the effects of being involved in the residential school compensation process

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