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Kizuku – Stage Three – Relating

What might your photographs reveal about the relationships and connections in your life?

Our relationships shape how we see ourselves and the world around us.

In Stage Three of the Kizuku programme, clients use their photographs to explore connection, distance, support, boundaries, challenges, and opportunities for growth.

Sometimes an image reveals more than we first notice. Who or what feels close? What stands apart? What is seen, unseen, protected, or exposed?

Through photography and conversation, we begin to uncover the patterns that influence how we relate to others and ourselves.

đź“· Kizuku is a six-session therapy programme integrating photography into the counselling process.

đź”— Discover more: http://www.developingpositives.uk/kizuku

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Kizuku – Stage One: Seeing

Kizuku means “to notice.”

That’s why the first stage of my new six-session therapy programme is called Seeing.

Together we’ll slow down, pay attention, and explore what emerges when we truly notice:

đź“· What draws us to an image
đź§  What memories and thoughts arise
❤️ What we experience in the body
🌱 What feels important but perhaps hasn’t yet found words

This is not a photography course.

It is therapy, with photography providing another language through which we can explore ourselves and our experiences.

As a BACP-registered therapist, I’m delighted to be offering this new six-week, one-to-one programme.

Find out more: developingpositives.uk/kizuku

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Therapy/Counselling

I am delighted to announce that from this Summer (2025) I will be offering 1 to 1 therapy/counselling appointments. As a qualified pluralistic therapist, I work collaboratively with my clients to use approaches that work best for them. I can draw on a number of modalities and creative techniques, and I have been using photography as a tool with clients to great effect.

Being based in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, I can meet clients face to face in Banchory where I have a meeting room, but I am also skilled at working online, and welcome clients from out with the area (and international clients). I am registered and insured and have included information on my web site about qualifications.

For more information, please visit https://therapeuticphotography.uk/therapy-counselling/