"Cliff Le Clercq is a master healer, he demonstrates a high degree of integrity in his work, as a clinical trainer I have witnessed Cliff's remarkable effectiveness skill, empathy and humanness in helping people toward health, authenticy and fulfillment. I have complete trust in Cliff's ongoing commitment to excellence" Kip Flock, Clinical director, John Bradshaw centre
"If you want it said "Like it is" go and see Cliff, his capacity for cutting straight to the point and creating real safety for his clients is truely remarkable" Tim Laurence, Author of: "You can change your life" Director: Hoffman institute U.K.
Do you lose control? feel in conflict with yourself or others, emotionally misunderstood and exhausted with the stress of it all, have trouble feeling connected, shy or afraid, indecisive, lacking real confidence? all these negative responses to life can be reversed and new skills and strategies for dealing with your life successfully installed. Most people respond to emotional distress by reaching for tranquillisers, alcohol, anger or simply worrying themselves to a standstill, when there is absolutely no need to, help is available, skill, understanding, compassion, tact and confidence assured.
Member of:
- The British assc.counselling & psychotherapy B.A.C.P
- The American board of Hypnotherapy
- The British society,Clinical Hypnotherapy
- The U.K. stress management Assc.
In association with: The Priory Hospital Group, Hoffman inst.U.K, Sierra Tucson Arizona, The "Meadows" Wickenburg Arizona,& Silkworth Lodge, Jersey.
Tel: 888 456
ADDICTION
DRUGS-ALCOHOL ? are you or someone you care about caught in the web of addiction......Then read on: The frustration and heartbreak of addiction is unbearable,the very least you can do is talk to someone who really knows just what it is all about,call us on 888 456 to get something..DONE !
An Open Letter To My Family
I am an alcohol/drug-abuser. I need help.
Don’t solve my problem for me. This only makes me lose respect for you – and for myself.
Don’t lecture, moralise, scold, blame, or argue whether I’m stoned or sober. It may make you feel better, but it only makes the situation worse.
Don’t accept my promises. The nature of my illness prevents my keeping them, even though I mean them at the time. Promises are only my way of postponing pain. And don’t keep switching agreements. If an agreement is made, stick to it.
Don’t lose your temper with me. It will destroy you and any possibility of helping me.
Don’t let your anxiety for me make you do what I should do for myself.
Don’t believe everything I tell you. Often I don’t even know the truth – let alone tell it.
Don’t cover up or try to spare me the consequences of my using. It may reduce the crisis, but it will make my illness worse.
Above all don’t run away from reality as I do. Drug dependence, my illness, gets worse as my using continues.
Start now to learn, to understand, to plan for recovery. Find Families Anonymous, whose group exists to help families in just your situation.
I need help – from a doctor, a psychologist, a counsellor, from some people in a self-help program who’ve recovered from a drug problem themselves – and from a Power greater than myself.
Your “User”
Tel: 888 456