Brooke Aslett, BCouns

Trauma Informed Practice I acknowledges that trauma is common. As an approach it is holistic, empowering, strengths-focused, collaborative and reflective and promotes safety. Integrative Integrative counselling encompasses the whole person, taking into account individual mental, physical and emotional needs. It draws on techniques and understandings from a variety of modalities to create an individual approach for each person. Interpersonal Process An integrative and relational approach which focuses on the therapeutic relationship formed in counselling as a means for understanding and change. Critical and Ecological Considers the political and structural impacts to mental health including impacts of socio-economic, cultural and other contextual factors on peoples lives and the social determinants of wellbeing. Understands that individual wellbeing is predicated on that of the family, community and societal conditions.