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The Haven Parenting and Wellbeing Centre Ltd

the haven parenting and wellbeing centre ltd

Berkeley

Sair is a qualified Clinical Hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, Certified Havening Techniques® Practitioner, an Accredited Practitioner with the Foundation for Infant Loss Training, and Mental Health First Aider. Through The Haven she works with clients to promote parental mental health, the prevention of parental compassion fatigue and support families through therapeutic parent coaching. Her work also extends to parents who have experienced the effects of prenatal or postnatal stress, specifically focusing on PTSD symptoms from difficult pregnancies (including extreme pregnancy sickness Hyperemesis Gravidarum) and birth trauma. emmaedwards_edited.jpg Emma Edwards. Emma is an EFT Practitioner and Mindfulness Teacher. She is an experienced parenting coach delivering workshops to groups of parents and also to individuals through consultation services such as parenting strategies and establishing and promoting healthy sleep routines. She specialises in supporting individuals through the IVF process and works with individuals and families to encourage clients to work towards their personal development goals. Emma uses mindfulness as a tool to enable clients to develop their authentic selves. l5.jpg Lydia Pask. Lydia is a qualified Art Therapist and Certified Havening Techniques® Practitioner who has worked both in the UK and in New Zealand with Children and Young People who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences. (ACEs) Lydia is also skilled in using Therapeutic Parenting strategies throughout her therapy, to support the parent and child to connect with each other. By forming a trusting relationship within a safe environment with the therapist, the child can use art materials as a mode of self-expression and communication when words are too hard.