Sharon Logan

Cognitive Behaviour Therapist I have worked across a range of mental health services in New Zealand and the United Kingdom using the Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) model, either individually or in group sessions treating anxiety, depression, panic disorder, phobia, obsessive compulsive disorder and eating disorders. I enjoy establishing firm relationships and working collaboratively to understand the unique experiences and challenges people are experiencing and seeking to address in therapy. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is a collaborative talking therapy and is proven to help people across a range of mental health continuums’ through: - building insight and understanding into the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours - making sense of patterns of behaviour which occur in response to daily events and experiences - the “A ha moment' - developing skills and strategies to identity and modify/ manage problematic thoughts, behaviours and emotional response - building personal insight, acceptance and resilience. From experience, the CBT model supports people to gain increased insight, understanding and change through exploring the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours and the development of new skills and strategies. I firmly believe growth and resilience develops as we overcome our challenges.