Dr. Michael Dadson (Mike Dadson) sums up Gentle Currents and the counselling process in one word: “transformation.”

Dr Michael Dadson is a Doctor of Clinical Psychology, and the founder of Gentle Currents Therapy in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. In this interview he shares his style individualized attention to clients, rather than a “one-size-fits-all” approach.

In this video, Dr Dadson explains how counselling can be life-changing for those who are struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, and a host of other challenges. He also discusses his professional designations and the quality of the therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Michael Dadson is a registered clinical counsellor with decades of experience helping people with anxiety, depression, and life transitions. His approach to therapy focuses on personal growth and development, and mindfulness-based approaches to change.

If you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed by stress or unhappiness in your life, Dr Dadson can help. Call Gentle Currents today for an appointment - 604-876-9642

"Approaching people with authenticity and genuineness, giving them the space to explore the issues they're facing inside without jumping to quick answers, solutions, or advice is important in the counselling process,” notes Dr. Dadson ,” who tailors a therapy to the individual person’s needs.

Dr. Dadson incorporates a variety of modalities, depending on what makes the most sense for a particular client. The most common issues that Doctor Michael Dadson encounters in counselling are anxiety and depression, relationship issues, couples / marriage issues, parent child relationships, and PTSD.

"Research has shown that most of the change that occurs from any form of counselling is a direct result of the value and quality of the therapeutic relationship. That relationship is more important than any intervention that's used, and key in the ability to develop a working relationship with another person and explore what the issues are, from one individual to another," Dr. Dadson states.

"Creating that therapeutic relationship is like creating a cocoon, from which they can form themselves and understand themselves from the inside. When an individual is ready to experience that transformation at their own pace, they are ready to make their way out of a cocoon and grow to become the more authentic and genuine version of themselves which they were meant to be," says Mike Dadson.

There are a variety of therapies used in counselling. They may include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), emotionally focused therapy (EFT0, process-oriented therapy, sensory and motor therapy, humanistic therapy, mentalization-based treatment (MBT) or observed experiential integration (OEI), Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Self-determination theory (SDT), Trauma focused therapy, and neurotherapy. To understand more about the various forms of therapy, visit www.michaeldadson.info.

Counselling Specialties:

Trauma, PTSD AND PTSD recovery, veterans and first responders, men's issues, dissociation, development attachment injury, father child relationships, couples counselling, eating disorders

Neurofeedback is available at Gentle Currents Therapy. Neurofeedback is proven to help people who have suffered from a brain injury, children who are autistic, or people who suffer from PTSD, anxiety and or depression.

Dr. Michael Dadson completed PhD in Counselling Psychology at the University of British Columbia and completed a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology in Trinity-Western University. Dr. Dadson also holds a master’s degree in divinity from Calvin Theological Seminary.

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If you have any questions about counselling or the therapy process, contact Dr Michael Dadson via his websites below:
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Michael Dadson, PhD on the Web:
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