Silent Positive Steps

Silent Positive Steps Silent Positives Steps provides counselling service for d/Deaf people. Jacqui Seymour has founded this company “Silent Positive Steps”. What we offer?

Jacqui’s outlook in life is to take ‘steps’ which lead to positive thinking and all the work she does is in the world of silence. Why Silent Positive Steps? Jacqui is a native British sign language user, have first-hand experience of being in the deaf community, and understand the deaf culture, deaf identity, and issues deaf people may face. Sessions can be tailored to individual’s preference e.g.

Skype sessions, face to face at a private setting. The private setting will be comfortable and relaxing. It can be stressful finding counsellors who can empathy with you and understand of the issues currently affecting deaf adults or whether interpreters are funded for the counselling sessions. Don’t fret our sessions are conveyed in sign language; this enables clients to be comfortable to communicate in their primary language; sign language. Clients can easily express their feelings in mother tongue’s language,

09/07/2014

Having extra gap months off work ~ only can do Skype counselling for private sessions for the meantime.

Presentation at Healthy Deaf Minds, London - June 2013
17/06/2014

Presentation at Healthy Deaf Minds, London - June 2013

17/06/2014

For your information - I will be back working in the Office on 7th July.

Wishing you all a good Summer.
~Take Care~

15/05/2014

If you need my paper leaflet/information - just contact me and I will send you some -
Take Care ~

22/04/2014

For your Information - this page is now active to take appts should you need to book one -

Counselling Sessions can be arranged or Skype Counselling if it is easier in BSL - leave messages in SPS's inbox.

16/04/2014

Due to a Bereavement in my Family ~ I was of from this page for a while and will be back to work in May ~ If there s anything you would like to know more/make future appts - leave your messages in my inbox and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Thank you,

Warm Wishes,
Jacqui

25/02/2014

Welcome to Silent Positive Steps page. All the information will be posted here, if you require further information please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

25/02/2014

Why Silent Positive Steps?

Jacqui is native sign language user, have first-hand experience of being in the deaf community, and understand the deaf culture, deaf identity, and issues deaf people may face.

Sessions can be tailored to individual’s preference e.g. Skype sessions, face to face at a private setting. The private setting will be comfortable and relaxing.

25/02/2014

What we can offer?

It can be stressful finding counsellors who can empathy with you and understand of the issues currently affecting deaf adults or whether interpreters are funded for the counselling sessions.

Don’t fret our counselling sessions are conveyed in sign language; this enables clients to be comfortable to communicate in their primary language; sign language. Clients can easily express their feelings in sign language and can be understood easily.

25/02/2014

About Jacqui Seymour

She is profoundly deaf. She is a qualified and experienced counsellor registered by the British Association for Counselling (BACP). Jacqui uses integrative counselling (covering theory models of Humanistic, cognitive behaviour therapy and Psychotherapy). That enables her to tailor her approach for each person. In addition she offers a supportive, confidential and non-judgmental environment to help you explore whatever difficulties you are experiencing.

Jacqui’s counselling practice is located in a quiet and private setting in Camberley, Surrey. It is easily accessible for the surrounding area of Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire. She also offer Skype sessions. Jacqui can work with adults, couples and young people.

She have extensive experience of working with a broad range of issues including depression, anxiety, stress, addiction, family problems, relationships, self-esteem, domestic violence, and eating disorders and specialising in alcohol and drug misuse.

Sessions can be delivered long term face to face, short term face to face and Skype sessions. The sessions will be communicated in BSL.

25/02/2014

What is Counselling?

It is sometimes called therapy. It helps you to think of ways of overcoming any problems you have.

You may be feeling Worried/Depressed/Confused/Sad/Unhappy?
Have identity issue?
Wanting to make changes in life?
Having to cope with changes that you have no control over?
Have relationship problems?
Eating problems?
Involved in family problems?
and many more issues

25/02/2014

How Counselling will help me?

Talking to a counsellor can be a great help and a way of taking control and making choices in life. Counsellors are trained to help you arrive at your own informed decision and find your own answers. Some people find opening up and talk things with someone who is not a friend or, member of a family. Counsellor will help you to make sense of your issues and to help you find new options and get around to it.

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Camberley

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