Barb Smith Varclova - Trauma Therapist
Over thirty years of study of human behaviour and how mind works I have learned that when people act out on unhealed trauma and pain, they cause suffering to themselves and others. Helping people heal and turn their lives for better is my passion and purpose. I believe we can change the world through this transformative process by healing one person at a time.
Seeing people heal and experience joy instead of pain is why I dedicate my time and energy to working with people with broad range of issues. Helping others to feel better, purposeful, healthier, and happier provides me great satisfaction.
My life's motto is "Live in service to bring change to lives of others."
Please feel free to contact me with any issues you would like to discuss, and we can determine if I am the right person to help you. If not, I will recommend you to colleagues with the required specialisation. I work with people from around the world, so we can always find suitable time for both parties.
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In this illuminating 9-week course, we dive deep into the intricate world of Complex PTSD to gain understanding journey of trauma. From creating, recognising, releasing, grieving to full recovery.
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ONLINE sessions are available for all time zones: the United Kingdom, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, and India.
In-person sessions are available in Aberdeen and Banff, UK.
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