Sara Young

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Episode 211 Sara Young | Founding a Mental Health Based Charity

Forrest Hall based Sara Young trained as a psychotherapist at the Northern Guild of Psychotherapy with a specialism in children and young people. She’s worked with children as young as two, up to adults, her oldest being 78. Her work is typically characterised with a humanist approach based around the individual which has proved highly effective in addressing underlying mental health issues. Sara founded the social enterprise Changing Minds with Pick Up A Penny CIC to support this new approach.

She has always been driven by a desire to change Government policy toward early intervention for children and young people. She is currently completing a Phd whilst running a psychotherapy practice heading a team of six all working in pioneering therapies that include Neuro therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) and integrative psychotherapy.

 

Ian & Sara discuss;

  • Supporting children's mental health
  • Types of therapies
  • EMDR
  • Training for neuro-feedback in the Netherlands
  • Sara’s beliefs
  • How Sara has helped the mental health of many children
  • All about neuro-feedback
  • The brain working on a reward
  • The power of your brain, mind & body
  • Hypnotherapy
  • Everybody is different
  • Helping the elderly

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