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Based in Perth Foothills (Swan View) offering in-person, online & possible "come to you"* options. Ingenious thinking offers EFT Guided Trauma Therapy and Life Coaching.
Drawing from Advanced Practitioner qualifications, a first-class honours degree in psychology, specialist Trauma and Trauma informed training, and more* qualifications, experience and acquired skills, your Certified Advanced Practitioner brings a wealth and breadth of mature, professional, life, person and situation-centred, expertise and experience to each client interaction. Providing individualised, person-centred support which meets you where you are, guides you to where you want to go, and supports you to achieve what you want to achieve. Single session, multiple session packages, and concession pricing options are available.
Seek to make a supported shift to thriving with Ingenious Thinking*
*see www.ingeniousthinking.net
Drawing from Advanced Practitioner qualifications, a first-class honours degree in psychology, specialist Trauma and Trauma informed training, and more* qualifications, experience and acquired skills, your Certified Advanced Practitioner brings a wealth and breadth of mature, professional, life, person and situation-centred, expertise and experience to each client interaction. Providing individualised, person-centred support which meets you where you are, guides you to where you want to go, and supports you to achieve what you want to achieve. Single session, multiple session packages, and concession pricing options are available.
Seek to make a supported shift to thriving with Ingenious Thinking*
*see www.ingeniousthinking.net
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🎨 Margaret Henry
Artist Margaret Henry comes from Normanton and has helped encourage other artists from the area. Cathy Snow credits a workshop Henry held in 2006 with giving her the confidence to begin painting. Henry's own work has also reached settings beyond a gallery: in 2016 she spent three weeks creating an extensive painted environment for an intensive-care balcony at Brisbane's Prince Charles Hospital. The project was intended to offer patients and families a more peaceful space. Her story connects local artistic encouragement with work made for people experiencing difficult circumstances.
