Julie Barnes
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Julie Barnes offers Havening within her well-established counselling and coaching/facilitation practice, working relationally in a supportive environment. Clients are discovering the benefits of healing, growth and sustainable change through the gentle touch, creativity and empowerment of facilitated self-Havening.
Julie Barnes is a certified Havening practitioner with 25 years experience as a strengths-based facilitator and person-centred coach, supervisor and therapist. She supports people in building on their strengths, fulfilling their potential and living the lives they want to live. She encourages people to work creatively, in the ways that best suit them, reflecting, learning and taking positive action.
‘Havening brings a new dimension to my work with people seeking healing, personal empowerment and growth. It offers powerful ways for clients to:
- · clear life-limiting responses and emotional blocks,
- · build their personal resilience and well-being,
- · heal themselves in a sustainable way.
using their inner creativity and resources alongside the gentle Havening touch.’
My clients have found it ‘deeply relaxing’, ‘transformative’, ‘highly energising’ and ‘personally empowering’. ‘I started this session as still water and am leaving with sparkling bubbles’. ‘I have moved from feeling powerless to standing in my own power’. ‘I have tools to take away and practice’. ‘This is the best thing I have done in the whole of lockdown.’
About Julie
Julie Barnes lives in Nottingham, UK, working part-time in independent practice, offering sessions face-to-face and online. In the rest of her time, she follows her passion for life-long learning and joy, and is currently promoting end-of-life planning through poetry, song and creative workshops, and learning to play the ukulele. She leads a singing group for people with dementia and their supporters, which has continued online through the pandemic.
She is a qualified person-centred counsellor and Appreciative Inquiry facilitator, working in private practice since the 1990's, after an earlier career as a Social Services Inspector for the UK Department of Health. She is an Associate with the Oasis School of Human Relations, working relationally with Whole Person principles and collaborative peer-based working. As a trained Soul Midwife, she supports people and families at the end-of-life, offers bereavement counselling and leads creative workshops for people reflecting on their relationship with death and dying.
Areas of specialization
Anger management, Anxiety, Depression, Low self-confidence, Low self-esteem, Post-traumatic stress disorder, Public speaking, Relationship issues, Relaxation, Stress, Grief, Interview Nerves, Self-Belief, Self-Development, Shyness, Belief Creation, Confidence, Empowerment, Bereavementusing their inner creativity and resources alongside the gentle Havening touch.’
My clients have found it ‘deeply relaxing’, ‘transformative’, ‘highly energising’ and ‘personally empowering’. ‘I started this session as still water and am leaving with sparkling bubbles’. ‘I have moved from feeling powerless to standing in my own power’. ‘I have tools to take away and practice’. ‘This is the best thing I have done in the whole of lockdown.’
About Julie
Julie Barnes lives in Nottingham, UK, working part-time in independent practice, offering sessions face-to-face and online. In the rest of her time, she follows her passion for life-long learning and joy, and is currently promoting end-of-life planning through poetry, song and creative workshops, and learning to play the ukulele. She leads a singing group for people with dementia and their supporters, which has continued online through the pandemic.
She is a qualified person-centred counsellor and Appreciative Inquiry facilitator, working in private practice since the 1990's, after an earlier career as a Social Services Inspector for the UK Department of Health. She is an Associate with the Oasis School of Human Relations, working relationally with Whole Person principles and collaborative peer-based working. As a trained Soul Midwife, she supports people and families at the end-of-life, offers bereavement counselling and leads creative workshops for people reflecting on their relationship with death and dying.