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Mental health support in pregnancy, post partum and early years parenting.
Dr Naomi Gibson is a UK trained Clinical Psychologist, specialising in work with parents, parents-to-be, and families. She facilitates weekly ‘group therapy for new mums’, and offers 1:1 psychological support for individuals and couples. Naomi is passionate about supporting parents with their mental health and wellbeing, so that they show up as the wonderful parents they already are.
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About the practitioner
- Spoken language(s): English
- Experience in years: 10
Service location
- Online
- At home
- At the practice
1:1 Psychological support during pregnancy - 50m
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Pregnancy Coaching & Counselling
Pregnancy can be a difficult time of changing emotions, increased worry and anticipation for birth....
Pregnancy can be a difficult time of changing emotions, increased worry and anticipation for birth. I can offer psychological support in processing a previous difficult birth and thinking about ways to welcome a new person into your family.
~First step
I provide a free phone call (lasting approx. 15 minutes) to discuss what kind of support you are looking for, and whether I may be the best person to offer this. Following this phone call, we can arrange a date and time for a face-to-face (or online) assessment session.
~Assessment session
In an assessment session I would hope to find out more about your thoughts and goals for therapy, as well as some of your family history. I would be keen to hear about your strengths and qualities that may support us in addressing any problems you are facing.
At the end of this session we can think together about the best next steps. How frequently we meet varies with each person; some people prefer to meet weekly, and others fortnightly. Depending on the goal for seeking therapy the total number of sessions recommended varies. Generally, for recent and specific concerns, short term therapy can be useful (1–6 sessions), for more complex and recurring concerns more sessions may be needed.
~First step
I provide a free phone call (lasting approx. 15 minutes) to discuss what kind of support you are looking for, and whether I may be the best person to offer this. Following this phone call, we can arrange a date and time for a face-to-face (or online) assessment session.
~Assessment session
In an assessment session I would hope to find out more about your thoughts and goals for therapy, as well as some of your family history. I would be keen to hear about your strengths and qualities that may support us in addressing any problems you are facing.
At the end of this session we can think together about the best next steps. How frequently we meet varies with each person; some people prefer to meet weekly, and others fortnightly. Depending on the goal for seeking therapy the total number of sessions recommended varies. Generally, for recent and specific concerns, short term therapy can be useful (1–6 sessions), for more complex and recurring concerns more sessions may be needed.
$128.77
1:1 Psychological support for new parents - 50m
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Postpartum Doula, Care & Coaching
Dr Naomi Gibson is a UK trained Clinical Psychologist, specialising in work with parents, parents-to-be,...
Dr Naomi Gibson is a UK trained Clinical Psychologist, specialising in work with parents, parents-to-be, and families.
She offers 1:1 psychological support for individuals and couples.
~First step
I provide a free phone call (lasting approx. 15 minutes) to discuss what kind of support you are looking for, and whether I may be the best person to offer this. Following this phone call, we can arrange a date and time for a face-to-face (or online) assessment session.
~Assessment session
In an assessment session I would hope to find out more about your thoughts and goals for therapy, as well as some of your family history. I would be keen to hear about your strengths and qualities that may support us in addressing any problems you are facing.
At the end of this session we can think together about the best next steps. How frequently we meet varies with each person; some people prefer to meet weekly, and others fortnightly. Depending on the goal for seeking therapy the total number of sessions recommended varies. Generally, for recent and specific concerns, short term therapy can be useful (1–6 sessions), for more complex and recurring concerns more sessions may be needed.
She offers 1:1 psychological support for individuals and couples.
~First step
I provide a free phone call (lasting approx. 15 minutes) to discuss what kind of support you are looking for, and whether I may be the best person to offer this. Following this phone call, we can arrange a date and time for a face-to-face (or online) assessment session.
~Assessment session
In an assessment session I would hope to find out more about your thoughts and goals for therapy, as well as some of your family history. I would be keen to hear about your strengths and qualities that may support us in addressing any problems you are facing.
At the end of this session we can think together about the best next steps. How frequently we meet varies with each person; some people prefer to meet weekly, and others fortnightly. Depending on the goal for seeking therapy the total number of sessions recommended varies. Generally, for recent and specific concerns, short term therapy can be useful (1–6 sessions), for more complex and recurring concerns more sessions may be needed.
$128.77
Group therapy for new mums JAN - 4 sessions of - 1h 30m
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Meetups, Circles & Retreats
Next dates: January 06, 13, 20, 27 2023
Time:...
Time:...
Next dates: January 06, 13, 20, 27 2023
Time: 3:00pm - 4.30pm
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Becoming a mum is an exciting but daunting time, and having a small baby at home is a time of emotional upheaval, even under the best circumstances.
This group (max. 5 mums) offers new mothers a chance to talk about their birth, changes in life and relationships after the birth, and the emotional challenges of having a baby when you are (possibly) far away from home. All facilitated and supported by a professional psychologist.
My passion is in supporting people to increase compassion for themselves when parenting. So there will be lots of opportunities to take a mindful look at what can cause stress and how we can increase self-compassion when the going gets tough.
Each week will be focused around a topic including:
~ What is compassion? How does this impact on ourselves as mums, and our parenting?
~ Stress and worry in early parenting. What brings you stress, and some techniques for managing it.
~ Am I my parent? Thinking together about our childhoods, and what of those we consciously (or unconsciously) bring into our own parenting journeys.
~ Values. What keeps you going, and in what direction?
Previous group members have spoken of really valuing the chance to learn from and connect to other mums in this way. I hope that these groups can give voice to some of the more unspoken, difficult parts of parenting, and see that we really are all in it together!
The small group (with a maximum of 5 mums) will be run over 4 weeks, €250 for the 4 sessions.
Groups are held at The Labour Department, Postjeweg 68, Amsterdam
Time: 3:00pm - 4.30pm
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Becoming a mum is an exciting but daunting time, and having a small baby at home is a time of emotional upheaval, even under the best circumstances.
This group (max. 5 mums) offers new mothers a chance to talk about their birth, changes in life and relationships after the birth, and the emotional challenges of having a baby when you are (possibly) far away from home. All facilitated and supported by a professional psychologist.
My passion is in supporting people to increase compassion for themselves when parenting. So there will be lots of opportunities to take a mindful look at what can cause stress and how we can increase self-compassion when the going gets tough.
Each week will be focused around a topic including:
~ What is compassion? How does this impact on ourselves as mums, and our parenting?
~ Stress and worry in early parenting. What brings you stress, and some techniques for managing it.
~ Am I my parent? Thinking together about our childhoods, and what of those we consciously (or unconsciously) bring into our own parenting journeys.
~ Values. What keeps you going, and in what direction?
Previous group members have spoken of really valuing the chance to learn from and connect to other mums in this way. I hope that these groups can give voice to some of the more unspoken, difficult parts of parenting, and see that we really are all in it together!
The small group (with a maximum of 5 mums) will be run over 4 weeks, €250 for the 4 sessions.
Groups are held at The Labour Department, Postjeweg 68, Amsterdam
$268.28
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Cancellation policy: Flexible
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