Change Begins Today CBT Ltd

Reviews

1. Julie Millott ★★★★★

   Following a road traffic accident I experience low mood, depression, travel anxiety and social withdrawal. I attended CBT with Sharon and literally on day 1 the change began. I cannot recommend this service highly enough, I have found the old me, I am so much happier with a more confident and positive outlook. I have learnt the techniques that I need to help me through difficult situations without having a meltdown.

   almost 8 months ago
2. Jo Price ★★★★★

   Sharon Brennan is absolutely amazing. I was someone who has never believed in therapy or mental health issues but since April 25 I found myself in a bad situation. Sharon helped me massively. Teaching me to think rationally. She totally put me at ease and made me less anxious and took me back to my old self. I cannot recommend her enough. I even travelled for an hour each way each week to meet with her.

   almost 8 months ago
3. Kat ★★★★★

   If you’re looking to get help from a therapists then look no further. Having been to therapists before I can honestly say Sharon is amazing. She is one of the kindest, most compassionate people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. She’s extremely knowledgable and gave some very valuable practical advice on ways to improve and maintain my mental health. I went to Sharon for EMDR, having been in quite a dark place when I first went to see her I wasn’t expecting miracles but the outcome has far exceeded my expectations. Therapy is never an easy quick fix solution but it is well worth putting the time and effort in to for the benefits you get. Sharon sat with me whilst I went over some really tough stuff, she wasn’t phased by it, she was very non judgemental and supportive. No matter what I brought to session I left feeling like I had been heard and supported. If you’re struggling and looking for help then please give Sharon a call you won’t regret it.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Terence Jackson ★★★★★

   When it was first suggested that I undertake CBT I was somewhat cynical of the process; having come from a working background where results are needed immediately and timescales are tight, the steady, thoughtful process of CBT didn’t appear to align with my “quick solution” approach to work and life. Consequently, I found myself initially wondering if, ironically, I had time to devote to something that appeared to be yet more work. My first meeting with Sharon though made me realise that the demands of my role (and the way in which I was trying to manage the pressure) was a major part of the problem, causing me to suffer both from a mental and physical perspective – suffering a mini-stroke became the warning I needed to look for a solution to turn things around. The process of CBT isn’t a “quick-fix”, although I did start to very quickly see the benefits of the process at an early stage. Working with Sharon – and spending time carrying out my own post-meeting tasks, which is a crucial aspect of the process – helped me to take a really good look at myself, what I was doing, how I was reacting to challenging situations and how this was negatively impacting on me and my family. From this point on it was a case of learning various coping strategies and adopting various tools to observe and take control of challenging situations to deliver solutions that left me in a much stronger position. Having embraced the methodology of CBT I now feel fully recovered, in control of my thoughts, feelings and actions and back to the person I was years ago. It feels wonderful. The only regret I have about CBT is that I didn’t invest in this process years ago.

   almost 4 years ago

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