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Nesli practices a cognitive behavioural approach called Reality Therapy (ref: Dr William Glasser, USA) when working with her clients. She believes that a caring, empathic relationship lies at the heart of any kind of therapy and works with clients to offer insights into how making rational, effective choices can heal the mind and soul. As infants we were made of the relationships that nurtured or failed to nurture us. We didn't choose our parents and other caregivers, but within a few years we began to make choices about how to react to them. As adults our choice of relationships determines who we are and who we will become. Hence it is what you choose to do in a relationship and not what others choose to do, that is the heart of Nesli's approach to psychological therapy.

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