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Yoga Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (Y-CBT)

Y-CBT integrates yoga and meditation with traditional and alternative cognitive behavioral therapeutic techniques.

I most commonly use this for anxiety and depression.

What is Y-CBT

It is a new research based psychological therapy that combines the scientifically documented benefits of yoga and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Through Y-CBT we can interrupt the cycles of depression and anxiety working simultaneously with body and mind. Cognitive restructuring can transform negative self talk, judgment and the inner critic. Body, breath and meditation practices create change at the level of the autonomic nervous system and body for lasting effects.

This is particularly suitable for people who want short term therapy and who are able to commit to some time between sessions to continue with practices, experiments and self reflection.

We are currently full, and only existing clients may book appointments.

As the current waiting list is 18 months+ long, we are no longer accepting new additions to the list. Please visit this page to view our list of recommended therapists which includes yoga therapists.

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Susi Wrenshaw is registered as a Yoga Therapist with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council. The CNHC is accredited by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care. The Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care (PSA) is the independent government-appointed body that oversees and scrutinises the work of the nine statutory medical, health and care regulators. These include the General Medical Council (GMC), the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC). Since March 2012 the Professional Standards Authority has also been able to accredit registers of health and care occupations that are not regulated by law and CNHC has successfully completed this process.

“Both the Government and the Professional Standards Authority (PSA) recommend that when a patient or service user chooses to visit a health or care practitioner who is unregulated, only those on an accredited register are consulted”. (Jane Ellison MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health, November 2015).

 

General Medical Council guidance to doctors confirms they can refer patients to practitioners on Accredited Registers, such as CNHC.

Information on this website is for information only and is no substitute for medical advice.

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