Who We Are
Our Centre
The I Can Centre™ is a psychology and counselling centre that empowers:
- by helping people understand and manage a range of mood states, incl low mood, stress, and all types of anxiety,
- by developing potential towards the best and finest version of ourselves, and
- by innovating with evidence-based solutions to health, well-being and/or community challenges {more}.
Success
Are thoughts of "I can't" holding you back? Talk to us in confidence about our range of supports and become someone who says:
- "I CAN manage stress / anxiety / worry / anger / low mood / loss / regret / shame" etc,
- "I CAN stop rituals and compulsions incl: counting; shopping; cleaning; hair -or skin pulling; procrastination", or
- "I CAN be happy / confident / sociable / myself".
Dare to believe at The I CAN Centre™ and let "better" begin today.
A Kinder Society
The I Can Centre™ is a cross-community, social-development initiative contributing to a kinder society, i.e. a society that is respectful, caring and supportive of all citizens. In a kind society, people do not suffer with depression, stress, anxiety, worry etc. Instead, supports are available & accessible - even for information, prevention and personal development, if not support. So, talk to us in confidence, or attend any of our events, and help create a kinder and better society?
Our Projects: General Public
Emotional Health
We offer a range of supports to help people manage depression and all types of anxiety incl panic, phobias, worry & OCD.
TeenSPIRE™
We have a number of exciting interventions for young people, incl 1-1 CBT, & our new "Teen Stress Busters" course.
AgeSPIRE™
More people are reaching old age, and our challenge is to help bring quality of life, health & well-being to those extra years.
Women's Health
Though we do not offer crisis pregnancy counselling, we do have a range of practical and emotional supports (planned and in process) that can support and empower women at all ages / stages.
Men's Health
Men are encouraged to attend all our supports, even for information / prevention. Statistically, men are more likely than women to work longer, die younger & be unemployed, imprisoned or suicidal.
Quick Links
- About us
- Clinicians / GPs network
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Community Courses
- Corporate
- Contact us
- DAKtivism™ - daily acts of kindness
- Emergency / follow-up supports
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- Staff training within corporate, community, voluntary, health and/or school settings.