Brisbane, Australia – Mind Renew, an online therapy provider, has recently launched to help clients overcome anxiety and other stresses in their lives through its in-depth resources including Mind Renew Blog and range of therapies, such as Therapeutic Counselling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), as well as expert TRTP (The Richards Trauma Process) and effective process that is completed in one month.

The online therapy provider was created by Trauma Therapist Maria Zuiddam, a former divorce lawyer and family law expert who now specialises in treating general anxiety, depression, unhealthy addictive behaviours, unresolved trauma from domestic violence, post-traumatic stress disorder and helping individuals regain confidence after separation.

Zuiddam created Mind Renew, as she believes transformation starts with the renewing of the mind. She said, “Renewing the mind is not always achieved by affirmative self-action or conscious talk therapy methods when there has been trauma and trauma imprints that cause unhealthy patterns and triggers. Traditional counselling methods, although useful in many ways, often fail to achieve outcomes for clients that have unresolved past trauma of any kind, even after many months or years, because trauma is not stored in the conscious mind, and the unconscious mind will often “highjack” conscious attempts to improve oneself.”

This is also one of the reasons why Zuiddam decided to shape Mind Renew as a specialist TRTP provider, where clients can receive help to overcome historically stored trauma or emotional pain, working from a root cause and subconscious belief level. The therapy includes a 3-stage process that can be completed within a month and is fully guided and gentle, fast, effective, avoids re-traumatising and provides life-long results.  Client testimonials highly recommend  theTRTP process.

“You may have certain triggers and emotional responses which are not just bad behaviour, but connected to a traumatic event that was not resolved or properly processed in your body and mind,” explained TRTP specialist practitioner Zuiddam. “You may have worked on issues, but certain negative patterns keep repeating. It could be the effects of unprocessed past trauma that is responsible.”

TRTP is suitable for clients who have the following symptoms:

• Anxiety or Chronic Stress Triggers
• Depression
• PSTD
• OCD
• Anger and rage
• Addictions of Gambling, Food, Shopping etc
• Drug or Alcohol addictions post rehab unless already abstaining
• Recovery after a life crisis such as divorce, death of a loved one, domestic violence

During Mind Renew’s TRTP counselling services via Zoom, Zuiddam will appropriately engage empathy, compassion and understanding at the right moments with clients who have experienced adverse childhood events or non-secure attachment history. No distressing experience is too small or dismissed, but all are taken seriously if it has impacted the client’s emotional health. The experienced trauma therapist also understands that Trauma responses are subjective to the person, and not everyone who goes through any of these experiences will necessarily have issues in adult life.

All sessions carried out by Mind Renew are conducted via Zoom or telehealth video conferencing from the comfort of a client’s home or business and are completely confidential. The service is available Australia-wide but is also accessible to clients living in New Zealand, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Canada, and the United States. Clients can Follow Mind Renew on Facebook for the latest blog encouraging daily messages.

More information

For more information on Mind Renew and its range of therapies, such as General Counselling, Therapeutic Counselling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), as well as specialist TRTP (The Richards Trauma Process), Art Therapy and Life Coaching, please visit Mind Renew on Google or its website at https://mindrenew.co/.

Source: https://thenewsfront.com/introducing-mind-renew-a-remote-online-therapy-provider-helping-clients-overcome-anxiety-and-other-stresses-in-their-lives/