A therapy model is the style of therapy that a therapist is committed to. Each school has its own structure and tools from which your therapist can draw in order to help you overcome your setbacks, strengthen your resilience and become more yourself.
At Neu, we take a holistic view of mental health. We believe that our mental wellbeing is connected to both our neurobiology and physiology, and this in turn, impacts how we relate to ourselves and others.
Our commitment to treating clients holistically means that our therapists are highly trained and experienced in traditional talk therapies and also continuously updating their skill sets with new evidence-led therapies that support the mind-body connection.
Our brain is connected to our physical body through our nervous system. While traditional talk therapy works by focusing on psychological theories of behaviour and cognition, new research shows that treatments which also focus on neurological processing, nervous system regulation and body awareness can amplify psychological healing.
We take the time to assess your individual needs and find the therapy and therapist that is right for you.
We offer a wide variety of therapies, including yoga therapy, movement therapy, neurological treatments and talk therapy, in order to address your specific needs.
Our therapists draw from a wide range of skills and experience in traditional talk therapies as well as the latest cutting-edge treatments.
Our commitment to treating clients holistically means that our evidence-led therapies focusing on the mind-body connection now complement traditional talk therapy. Several mind-body therapies use neuroscientific discoveries as part of their core. Psychology, physiology, anatomy, technology and even Eastern and Western philosophies are all converging, and we are becoming better equipped to help people live more fully.
We believe that good therapy weaves together a number of therapy modes dedicated to noticing how our nervous systems and brain activity are connected to our patterns of relating.
The brain has pathways along which information travels. Often we can find ourselves caught in repetitive behaviours and mood disturbances which originate from burdens placed on the nervous system. Neurological patterns are often set up after old traumas with the purpose of lowering inflammation and the cortisol released through stress. By engaging with techniques that focus on brain processing, nervous system regulation and body awareness, we can create new pathways dedicated to more healing relationships between our mental and physical states.
All our new clients receive a free 15-minute assessment to determine if we are a good fit and what type of customised trauma therapy treatment will be required to help the individual to start healing.
EMOTIONALLY FOCUSED THERAPY (EFT)
Cognitive Behavioural Based Therapy (CBT)
Attachment Based Therapy
EYE MOVEMENT DESENSITISATION AND REPROCESSING THERAPY (EMDR)
Sensorimotor
Systemic Therapy
BRAINSPOTTING
Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy(AEDP)
intimacy from inside out (IFIO)
ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY (ACT)
unyte Safe and sound protocol
(SSP)
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
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A therapeutic approach based on the premise that emotions are key to identity.
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Sensorimotor psychotherapy (SP) is a holistic approach to healing trauma or unhealthy attachment patterns formed in childhood
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Developed as a way of removing internal tendencies that allow us to be hijacked by emotions and impulses.
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A form of psychological treatment that has been demonstrated to be effective for a range of problems.
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Structured therapy that encourages the patient to focus on the trauma memory while simultaneously experiencing bilateral stimulation
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A powerful, focused treatment method that works on emotional/body pain, trauma, dissociation and much more.
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Psychotherapy that focuses on how personal relationships, behaviour patterns, and life choices are interconnected with life issues.
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An approach that seeks to alleviate patients’ psychological suffering by helping them process overwhelming emotions
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Intimacy from the Inside Out© is a model of couples therapy that draws from the IFS model.
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A non-invasive listening therapy for your unique journey to better nervous system regulation.
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A type of psychotherapy that emphasises acceptance to deal with negative thoughts, feelings, symptoms, or circumstances.