ABOUT Patrick J Breheny Counselling
I am an experienced and qualified Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist, registered with the BACP (British Association For Counselling & Psychotherapy).
My name is Patrick Breheny, 31years of age I am a father of three young boys and Husband. I believe in good communication both in my personal and professional life and I use the foundations of Counselling to enhance all my relationships.
Born in Manchester, I am familiar with the culture and the togetherness Manchester brings to peoples lives. I have a fantastic knowledge of the area and surrounding cities, as well as being a Counsellor I work at various places across Manchester as a Recovery Co-Ordinator for a Drug/alcohol charity called CGL.
I have a desire and drive to help other people when they want help, I find huge satisfaction in being apart of a persons road to change. It is a powerful an rewarding journey and to experience and see others walk through this process is a career and personal Joy, it gives me a sense of belief in the world and in people.
Areas of support
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Abuse
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Addiction(s)
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Affairs and betrayals
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Alcoholism
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Anger management
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Anxiety
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Behaviour problems
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Bereavement
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Bipolar disorder
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Bullying
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Cancer
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Career
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Carer support
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Child related issues
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Childhood bereavement
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Childhood bullying
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Depression
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Depression and anxiety in children
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Disabilities
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Discrimination
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Dissociation
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Domestic violence
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Drug abuse
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Eating disorders
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Emotional abuse
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Family issues
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Feeling sad
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Gambling
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Generalised anxiety disorder
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Hearing voices
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Infertility
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Internet addiction
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Loneliness
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Low self-confidence
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Low self-esteem
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Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
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Panic disorder
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Passive aggressive behaviour
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Phobias
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Physical abuse
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
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Psychosis
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Redundancy
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Relationship issues
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Self-harm
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Separation and divorce
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Separation anxiety
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Sex addiction
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Sex problems
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Sexual abuse
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Sexuality
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Smoking
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Spirituality
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Stress
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Suicidal thoughts
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Trauma
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Work-related stress
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Young carers