Individual psychotherapy at Humane Clinic Psychotherapy Collective  takes place between two people – the therapist and the person seeking support. It provides a human-to-human space to explore experiences and relationships, helping to understand how they shape daily life. Humane Clinic psychotherapy is an ethical practice that supports individuals to discover what a good life means within the realities of their own experiences. Our approach is non-pathologizing and we work alongside people with or without a diagnosis.

The Humane Clinic Psychotherapy Collective approach incorporates:

• Dissociachotic: A framework of understanding the way a person presents their experience of distress in relationship.
• Suicide Narratives: Demonstrates that suicide is an understandable response to life experience and human distress.
• Power Threat Meaning Framework: Recognises the role of various kinds of power in people’s lives, the kinds of threat this may pose to us and the ways we have learnt to respond.
• Compassion Informed Approach: How we hear another person’s story in human connection without deferring to models of fixing.
• Maastricht Hearing Voices approach: Supports people to find meaning in the experience of voice hearing and to transform the relationship with both the voices and the difficulties that voices represent.