ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How can we create our own life choices despite the circumstances and environment we find ourselves living in?
How can we envision how we want to live our life rather than following other people’s directions and agenda?
How can we connect the dots rather than collect the dots by thinking for ourselves and not being afraid to speak up and be a disruptor?
In today’s podcast, I am speaking with Andrew Pearce who is a psychotherapist and family consultant helping people build resilience and find balance in their lives.
We discuss:
· How to take personal responsibility for your own choices and decisions
· The importance of stepping outside media and other narratives and thinking for ourselves
· Why hope for the future is a choice independent of circumstance
About Andrew Pearce
Andrew Pearce is a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with over 20 years experience and a Certified Trainer of NLP. His Practice includes supporting individuals and couples with a wide range of issues.
He also works as a personal and professional development coach often with senior managers & executives. He is a Director/Owner at Durham Therapy Centre & also Moor Chambers.
Andrew worked for M&S for 15 years in a range of HR roles in the UK and Irish Republic, latterly in the area of management development for the top 50 managers in the Northeast, often supporting managers through organisational change.
Prior to that he was a Commissioned Officer in the Royal Navy.
With his broad spectrum of professional expertise and understanding, he works in a wide variety of areas (including public & private sectors), particularly facilitating change with individuals & groups.
He is actively involved in Mediation, Critical Incident support and Collaborative Family Law and has experience with CPS RASSO teams.
Areas of particular interest include; the impact of change, building resilience, conflict resolution and working to destigmatise mental health and minimise it’s impact.
He has been interviewed on local & national radio and television on the subject of Life Balance and spoken at Oxford University & Newcastle MBA School about the impact of ambiguity & uncertainty on team dynamics and enabling resilience.
His aim is to increase choice for individuals and teams who want the freedom to be authentically who they really are.
He is married to Jane, a Psychotherapist who specialises in working with children & young people & they have 4 adult children. Andrew& Jane live & work at a smallholding on top of the North Pennines beyond the back of beyond & just this side of chaos!
To subscribe to the BAREFOOT MEDIATOR PODCAST series - please visit JaneGunn.co.uk/podcasts
If you would like to download a COPY OF MY BOOK together with a series of FREE VIDEOS for managing in times of Change, Challenge and Crisis – please go to JaneGunn.co.uk/Video
How can we envision how we want to live our life rather than following other people’s directions and agenda?
How can we connect the dots rather than collect the dots by thinking for ourselves and not being afraid to speak up and be a disruptor?
In today’s podcast, I am speaking with Andrew Pearce who is a psychotherapist and family consultant helping people build resilience and find balance in their lives.
We discuss:
· How to take personal responsibility for your own choices and decisions
· The importance of stepping outside media and other narratives and thinking for ourselves
· Why hope for the future is a choice independent of circumstance
About Andrew Pearce
Andrew Pearce is a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with over 20 years experience and a Certified Trainer of NLP. His Practice includes supporting individuals and couples with a wide range of issues.
He also works as a personal and professional development coach often with senior managers & executives. He is a Director/Owner at Durham Therapy Centre & also Moor Chambers.
Andrew worked for M&S for 15 years in a range of HR roles in the UK and Irish Republic, latterly in the area of management development for the top 50 managers in the Northeast, often supporting managers through organisational change.
Prior to that he was a Commissioned Officer in the Royal Navy.
With his broad spectrum of professional expertise and understanding, he works in a wide variety of areas (including public & private sectors), particularly facilitating change with individuals & groups.
He is actively involved in Mediation, Critical Incident support and Collaborative Family Law and has experience with CPS RASSO teams.
Areas of particular interest include; the impact of change, building resilience, conflict resolution and working to destigmatise mental health and minimise it’s impact.
He has been interviewed on local & national radio and television on the subject of Life Balance and spoken at Oxford University & Newcastle MBA School about the impact of ambiguity & uncertainty on team dynamics and enabling resilience.
His aim is to increase choice for individuals and teams who want the freedom to be authentically who they really are.
He is married to Jane, a Psychotherapist who specialises in working with children & young people & they have 4 adult children. Andrew& Jane live & work at a smallholding on top of the North Pennines beyond the back of beyond & just this side of chaos!
To subscribe to the BAREFOOT MEDIATOR PODCAST series - please visit JaneGunn.co.uk/podcasts
If you would like to download a COPY OF MY BOOK together with a series of FREE VIDEOS for managing in times of Change, Challenge and Crisis – please go to JaneGunn.co.uk/Video
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