Christopher Gresch

I have limited space for 1:1 therapy. Kindly note my availability listed below:

Mon - 15.30-17.30

Wed - 09.00-17.00 / 18.00-21.00

Fri - 16.00-21.00

I am a registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with an established experience in client work, supervising qualified counsellors and trainees, conducting lectures, seminars and workshops and developing curricula, learning resources and assessments.

I am guided by integrative-relational model where I aim to provide holistic approach to client work. I believe that empathic listening, with a provision of trust and respect, is an effective way to establish therapeutic relationship.

My approach to supervision is influenced by the seven-eyed model (Hawkins & Shohet, 2006) with a focus on the supervision process and supervisee’s development.

In addition, I teach and develop counselling and psychology courses from Diploma to the Degree levels. I am guided by teaching/training pedagogy which includes guided inter-dependent learning, and I aim to develop students' investigative skills, critical thinking and skills and theory application to practice. 

Counselling, supervision or training occurs at the agreed mode of session and/or location (i.e., face-to-face or online). Each session is scheduled before hand, where you and I should agree. Each session will last for 45-50 minutes as scheduled.

I have limited space in my practice. Kindly note my availability listed below:

Mon - 15.30-17.30

Wed - 09.00-17.00 / 18.00-21.00

Fri - 16.00-21.00

There would be a 'consultation' session where I aim to set forth safe and trusting environment for the entirety of counselling work. A discussion of the expectations is important part of such consultation, including clear boundaries of the client and counsellor roles and essential practicalities that would maintain our professional work. Knowing what to expect during your consultation can help you feel more prepared.

An essential process in the consultation is to assess whether there is a good fit for your needs and going over what you want to accomplish in counselling.

It is equally important to come to an agreement on the length of your session, methods to be employed, scope and limits of our work and ins and outs of confidentiality.

The succeeding sessions will be more therapeutic in nature, for example, we may explore a specific symptom, problem, or past trauma you mentioned in the intake session.

I have limited space for CPD training courses. 

I often run COD training on the weekends, 10.00 - 17.00.

I am a registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with an established experience in client work, supervising qualified counsellors and trainees, conducting lectures, seminars and workshops and developing curricula, learning resources and assessments.

I am guided by integrative-relational model where I aim to provide holistic approach to client work. I believe that empathic listening, with a provision of trust and respect, is an effective way to establish therapeutic relationship.

My approach to supervision is influenced by the seven-eyed model (Hawkins & Shohet, 2006) with a focus on the supervision process and supervisee’s development.

In addition, I teach and develop counselling and psychology courses from Diploma to the Degree levels. I am guided by teaching/training pedagogy which includes guided inter-dependent learning, and I aim to develop students' investigative skills, critical thinking and skills and theory application to practice. 

Counselling, supervision or training occurs at the agreed mode of session and/or location (i.e., face-to-face or online). Each session is scheduled before hand, where you and I should agree. Each session will last for 45-50 minutes as scheduled.

I have limited space in my practice. Kindly note my availability listed below:

Mon - 15.30-17.30

Wed - 09.00-17.00 / 18.00-21.00

Fri - 16.00-21.00

There would be a 'consultation' session where I aim to set forth safe and trusting environment for the entirety of counselling work. A discussion of the expectations is important part of such consultation, including clear boundaries of the client and counsellor roles and essential practicalities that would maintain our professional work. Knowing what to expect during your consultation can help you feel more prepared.

An essential process in the consultation is to assess whether there is a good fit for your needs and going over what you want to accomplish in counselling.

It is equally important to come to an agreement on the length of your session, methods to be employed, scope and limits of our work and ins and outs of confidentiality.

The succeeding sessions will be more therapeutic in nature, for example, we may explore a specific symptom, problem, or past trauma you mentioned in the intake session.

I have limited space for individual and group supervision. Kindly note my availability listed below:

Mon - 15.30-17.30

Wed - 09.00-17.00 / 18.00-21.00

Fri - 16.00-21.00

I am a registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with an established experience in client work, supervising qualified counsellors and trainees, conducting lectures, seminars and workshops and developing curricula, learning resources and assessments.

I am guided by integrative-relational model where I aim to provide holistic approach to client work. I believe that empathic listening, with a provision of trust and respect, is an effective way to establish therapeutic relationship.

My approach to supervision is influenced by the seven-eyed model (Hawkins & Shohet, 2006) with a focus on the supervision process and supervisee’s development.

In addition, I teach and develop counselling and psychology courses from Diploma to the Degree levels. I am guided by teaching/training pedagogy which includes guided inter-dependent learning, and I aim to develop students' investigative skills, critical thinking and skills and theory application to practice. 

Counselling, supervision or training occurs at the agreed mode of session and/or location (i.e., face-to-face or online). Each session is scheduled before hand, where you and I should agree. Each session will last for 45-50 minutes as scheduled.

I have limited space in my practice. Kindly note my availability listed below:

Mon - 15.30-17.30

Wed - 09.00-17.00 / 18.00-21.00

Fri - 16.00-21.00

There would be a 'consultation' session where I aim to set forth safe and trusting environment for the entirety of counselling work. A discussion of the expectations is important part of such consultation, including clear boundaries of the client and counsellor roles and essential practicalities that would maintain our professional work. Knowing what to expect during your consultation can help you feel more prepared.

An essential process in the consultation is to assess whether there is a good fit for your needs and going over what you want to accomplish in counselling.

It is equally important to come to an agreement on the length of your session, methods to be employed, scope and limits of our work and ins and outs of confidentiality.

The succeeding sessions will be more therapeutic in nature, for example, we may explore a specific symptom, problem, or past trauma you mentioned in the intake session.