FAQ, Restoring Peace Counselling, Singapore

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group Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision is a working alliance and ongoing process between counsellors and clinical supervisors. The aim is to enhance knowledge, skills and good judgement through the provision of professional support and clinical development for counsellors to serve their clients more effectively. Beginning counsellors preparing to be a Clinical Member or a Registered Counsellor with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC) need to clock 60 clinical supervision hours. 30%, or 18 of the clinical supervision hours, must consist of individual Clinical Supervision, while the other 70% can be either individual or group supervision. The supervisors must be SAC Registered Clinical Supervisor or equivalent.

Restoring Peace Counselling & Consultancy provides Individual and Group Clinical Supervision for professionals and counselling students. We have a Group Clinical Supervision session on every 2nd Monday evening and on 1st Tuesday morning. A new Group Clinical Supervision is tentatively schedule on 3nd Tuesday of the month.

For more details and to register your interest, contact rose at rose@restoringpeace.com.sg.

EMDR Group Therapy

Healing the trauma is essential for a better sense of self-worth and secure attachment. Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a well-known psychotherapy treatment for trauma. The Adaptive Information Processing Model posits that EMDR therapy facilitates the accessing and processing traumatic memories and other adverse life experiences to bring these to an adaptive resolution. EMDR has research validated as effective psychotherapy to decrease the onset of anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that are associated with trauma.

Restoring Peace Counselling & Consultancy conduct Group EMDR Therapy. Our next session will be in August 2023.

Please note that we need a minimum of 4 participants to start the group. We will keep a maximum of 6 participants per run to give participants adequate time for sharing.

To register your interest, please email Rosita at contact@restoringpeace.com.sg.

SUPPORT group TO OVERCOME SEXUAL RELATED COMPULSION

Individual with sexual-related compulsion like pornography

find it difficult to seek help because of shame and guilt. The fear of being judged hindered many from seeking help. They struggle with their compulsion in silence.

However, breaking through the isolation and shame is vital in the recovery process. Restoring Peace provide support group for you to overcome sexual-related compulsion. We provide a safe, structured and focused environment for you to connect, learn, grow and heal in the context of a group.