A journalist at Metro is writing a piece on the practice of energy healing; she is specifically looking for a psychotherapist or (clinical) psychologist to give a disclaimer on how it might influence someone in a negative way (e.g. it may prevent someone from seeking therapy in favour of energy healing), but also how it might be helpful/appeal to some people.&nbsp;Deadline is tight - a couple of snappy sentences will do.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Metro seeking views of psychotherapist / psychologist

"The advantage of traditional talking therapy is the possibility of better understanding why we feel and respond to people and events in the way we do, and working towards developing healthier alert_responses.

"Energy healing will appeal to some in that it doesn't require you to bare your soul and takes the responsibility for change out of your hands.

"Ultimately though, real, permanent change can only come from you being able to recognise and own what you are feeling and work through it, ideally with the help of a professional."

Caroline Plumer

Caroline is a BACP Accredited therapist, experienced in working with both individuals and couples.

Before starting CPPC London, Caroline worked in a number of corporate roles in Central London and Hertfordshire and so works with a first-hand understanding of the stresses and strains of modern working life. As such, she is dedicated to supporting individuals and couples who may be under the strain of high-pressure careers or busy lifestyles, as well as experiencing personal struggles. 

Metro seeking views of psychotherapist / psychologist

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Caroline Plumer

Director & Lead Therapist at CPPC LONDON

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