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Transforming Lives, One Conversation at a Time

The Counselling Pastoral Trust (CPT) is a charity dedicated to keeping families together. We provide affordable professional counselling services to families and individuals to help resolve problems that lead to relationship breakdown. In 2009 CPT established The Schema Therapy institute, to train counsellors and psychotherapists/psychologists in individual, group and child and adolescent schema therapy.

Our Mission

We at CPT understand that life can be challenging, and sometimes, people need help to overcome their struggles. Our mission is to provide a safe, non-judgmental, and confidential space for individuals, couples, and families to explore their emotions, thoughts, and behaviours. Our team of experienced therapists and counsellors is dedicated to helping people gain a deeper understanding of themselves and develop healthier relationships.

Our Services

We offer a range of therapeutic approaches aimed at helping you in the best possible way. Our services include:

  • Individual Counselling
  • Group Therapy
  • Couples Counselling
  • Psychoeducation groups
  • Addiction Recovery Therapy
  • Schema Therapy
  • Child and Adolescent Groups
  • Church Life Skills Workshop
  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
  • Counselling Lifeline
  • Couples Counselling
  • CPT Consultancy Services
  • Learning to Live, Learning to Love Groups
  • Family Therapy
  • Grief Counselling
  • Individual Therapy
  • Mood Management Skills
  • Post Trauma Therapy
  • Prayer Counselling
  • Training The Schema Therapy Institute

Meet the Team

Our team of experienced therapists and counsellors are dedicated to helping people gain a deeper understanding of themselves and develop healthier relationships. They are trained in various therapeutic approaches, including Schema Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Counselling.

Charity Information

The Counselling Pastoral Trust is a Company Limited by Guarantee, founded on 27th August 1993, registered in England and Wales, number: 2848495. CPT is also a Registered Charity number: 1027526. Our Registered Office address is Hurlingham Studios, Suite 24, Ground Floor, Ranelagh Gardens, London SW6 3PA.

Testimonials

Don't just take our word for it. Here's what some of our clients and students have to say about our services:

"I have found my training very useful. It has given me the tools to move forward into practising as a therapist full time (which was always my goal). I found that the different models that make up the course, provided me with a good base to see a variety of clients."

"I am very grateful that I found this Course! The quality and clarity of the teaching is brilliant, both in person and in Zoom, and every CPT Team member is very experienced, human, and accessible."

Reviews (4)
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Positive: The therapy services provided by CPT have been life-changing for many, with therapists being praised for their caring and professional approach.
Negative: A few reviewers have expressed disappointment and frustration with the organisation's approach, citing gaslighting and control issues.

Overview of Reviews

The reviews of CPT (Core Process Therapy) provided by various authors showcase a mixed bag of opinions. While most reviewers praise the services and therapists, a few have expressed dissatisfaction and criticism.

Positive Experiences

Several reviewers have expressed high satisfaction with the services provided by CPT. They praise the therapists, particularly Agnes, for being caring, capable, and professional. The reviewers appreciate the direct approach, which has led to significant positive changes in their lives. They commend the therapists for creating a safe and supportive environment, allowing them to address childhood traumas and overcome suppressed emotions.

Critical Comments

However, two reviewers have expressed disappointment and frustration with their experiences. One reviewer accuses Agnes of gaslighting and using power and control to intimidate clients. Another reviewer criticises the organisation's approach as being too forceful and victim-blame-oriented, which prevented individuals from taking ownership of their lives.

Common Themes

Common praises include the therapists' capabilities, care, and professionalism. Many reviewers appreciate the direct approach, which has led to significant positive changes in their lives. However, criticisms revolve around the organisation's approach being too forceful and controlling.