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Integrative Psychotherapy<\/p>\n
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“The purpose of Psychotherapy is to set people free”\u00a0 Rollo May<\/p>\n
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Throughout our lives we often find difficulties where sometimes we feel lost.<\/p>\n
Psychotherapy can open a window through which we can understand our behavioural patterns that keep us trapped.<\/p>\n
I run a private psychotherapy practice in Paphos where I aim to provide a safe and supportive environment. I also run on line sessions with patients all over the world. I believe strongly that the most important aspect to the therapeutic process is the relationship between therapist and patient. It is through this connection that change and growth can occur.<\/p>\n
Please feel free to contact me for further information.<\/p>\n
Natassa Pursey MSc MBPS<\/p>\n
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