Beliefs and Values of the Therapeutic Environment
Many people need help in coping with difficulties.
Most people who need help have the coping resources within themselves.
The client determines the content, methods and success of counselling.
Code of Practice
- To establish and maintain standards of competence
- To respect client’s world and to avoid imposing therapist’s values
- To maintain confidentiality of the client, except when the life or safety of the client is endangered
- To be aware of the limitations of own competence and, if necessary, to refer a client to a more suitably qualified professional.
- To ensure correct representation of qualifications and competence
Kevin Solon
Dip CH, Dip LBC, Master Practitioner MPNLP, TFT, MIICHP, CPM-LBCAI
Kevin Solon worked in the business world for many years. He holds a Diploma in Psychotherapy, Counselling and Hypnotherapy and is a practitioner in NLP and TFT. He has a wealth of experience in all aspects of emotional issues as well as motivation and confidence building. In addition, Kevin has a Diploma in Life and Business Coaching and engages in personal, executive and corporate coaching. Kevin is currently Vice President of the Irish Institute of Cognitive and Humanistic Psychotherapy (IICHP).
Rosalind Falconer
BA, Dip CH Psych, MIICHP
Rosalind received her BA from TCD. She also holds diplomas in Psychotherapy, Counselling & Hypnotherapy. Rosalind has experience of working with abuse, bereavement, depression and eating disorders. She presents confidence-building classes to 6th Year students in schools in the Dublin Area.
John Masterson
PhD, Dip CH
John lectured in TCD having completed his PhD in Psychology there. His weekly column in the Sunday Independent deals with Psychology and Work. He is also interested in confidence building, decision-making, stress, education and relationship difficulties.