Ms Joanna Madsen
I like to work with a person to be who they are and support their goals to be who they want to be. I value that we are both humans, and I like to support a person with their experience and accept their experience. I support someone I work with with tools and resources, as well as having helpful conversations.
Bachelor of Counselling,Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science - Mental Health & Addiction,member of New Zealand Association of Counsellors with Te Whatu Ora Accreditation,member of Drug and Alcohol Practitioners Aotearoa New Zealand,ACC ISSC Registered Provider,iRestMeditation Level 2 Teacher
English
adolescents, adults, women, gender diverse, men
online therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (act), cognitive behavioural therapy (cbt), dialectical behavioural therapy (dbt), family systems, gestalt therapy, mindfulness, narrative therapy, person centred therapy, solution focused therapy, strength based therapy, transactional analysis
- break up and divorce
- bullying
- career change
- change and transition
- childhood trauma
- crisis management
- cross-cultural difficulties
- disconnection
- educational difficulties
- emotional control
- family issues
- goal setting
- grief and loss
- grief
- identity
- identity transition
- issues
- lgbtiq issues
- mental health and wellbeing
- mental health disorder
- mistrust
- performance anxiety
- personal development
- post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd)
- pre-marital preparation
- professional development
- professional supervision
- religion and spirituality
- self harm
- sexual identity
- sexual intimacy
- sleep issues
- substance abuse
- suicide ideation
- upbringing issues
- work-life balance
- depression
- anxiety
- self esteem and confidence
- stress
- trauma
- sexual abuse
- gender and sexual identity
- life changes
- relationship issues
- burnout
- motivation and purpose
- conflict management
- communication skills
- insecurities
- feeling stuck
- loneliness and isolation
- social anxiety
- coping issues
- addiction
- domestic violence
- workplace issues
- abuse
- acceptance
- alcohol or drug recovery
- attachment issues
- behavioural issues
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