NEW ZEALAND
Joan Greaves, BA. (Otago), Dip. Psych. Gestalt, Reg. Nurse, TCTSY-F
Dunedin, New Zealand
Joan is a certified TCTSY-facilitator with over 10 years personal yoga practice. She incorporates all her experience in her practice: Reg. Gestalt Psychotherapist, Reg. Yoga Teacher and Reg. Nurse. Joan has an undergraduate degree in Education and Gender Studies. She facilitates Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) sessions in the community and in clinical settings. She works primarily as a Psychotherapist with both individuals and couples, incorporating TCTSY to support clients to connect with themselves.
Joan offers funded TCTSY groups under the umbrella of the New Zealand Accident Claims Corporation for accepted sensitive claims. She is enthusiastic about building networks between TCTSY, mental health services, refugee organisations, the prison system and supporting practitioners to train as TCTSY-F's in New Zealand. Finally, Joan also has an interest in vicarious trauma which can be experienced by health professions, in particular, nurses and doctors and is interested in supporting research in this area.
You can contact Joan via her website www.psychotherapydunedin.com. Joan enjoys the local outdoors, engaging in tramping and exploring the bush and local beaches in her free time with her partner, extended family and mokopuna. Ngā mihi
Dunedin, New Zealand
Joan is a certified TCTSY-facilitator with over 10 years personal yoga practice. She incorporates all her experience in her practice: Reg. Gestalt Psychotherapist, Reg. Yoga Teacher and Reg. Nurse. Joan has an undergraduate degree in Education and Gender Studies. She facilitates Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) sessions in the community and in clinical settings. She works primarily as a Psychotherapist with both individuals and couples, incorporating TCTSY to support clients to connect with themselves.
Joan offers funded TCTSY groups under the umbrella of the New Zealand Accident Claims Corporation for accepted sensitive claims. She is enthusiastic about building networks between TCTSY, mental health services, refugee organisations, the prison system and supporting practitioners to train as TCTSY-F's in New Zealand. Finally, Joan also has an interest in vicarious trauma which can be experienced by health professions, in particular, nurses and doctors and is interested in supporting research in this area.
You can contact Joan via her website www.psychotherapydunedin.com. Joan enjoys the local outdoors, engaging in tramping and exploring the bush and local beaches in her free time with her partner, extended family and mokopuna. Ngā mihi
Bridget McNamara, TCTSY-F
Auckland, New Zealand
Bridget is a registered psychologist, yoga and meditation facilitator. She is passionate about working with people both individually and in group settings to heal holistically and optimise their wellbeing. Bridget understands first-hand the transformative power of a consistent yoga and meditation practice for more conscious and embodied living.
Bridget is currently a PhD candidate - researching the effectiveness of a trauma sensitive yoga intervention (TCTSY) with survivors of sexual violence presenting with trauma-related disorders.
Bridget believes that living a healthy, meaningful and fulfilling life should be at the core of human existence. She is holistic in her approach – providing support services that strive to enhance and maintain physical, mental, emotional, energetic and spiritual health. She believes that true wellbeing is only possible when we are linked and connected to our bodies and inner-selves.
Website: www.spiritwellbeing.co.nz
Auckland, New Zealand
Bridget is a registered psychologist, yoga and meditation facilitator. She is passionate about working with people both individually and in group settings to heal holistically and optimise their wellbeing. Bridget understands first-hand the transformative power of a consistent yoga and meditation practice for more conscious and embodied living.
Bridget is currently a PhD candidate - researching the effectiveness of a trauma sensitive yoga intervention (TCTSY) with survivors of sexual violence presenting with trauma-related disorders.
Bridget believes that living a healthy, meaningful and fulfilling life should be at the core of human existence. She is holistic in her approach – providing support services that strive to enhance and maintain physical, mental, emotional, energetic and spiritual health. She believes that true wellbeing is only possible when we are linked and connected to our bodies and inner-selves.
Website: www.spiritwellbeing.co.nz