Agnes Sullivan is the Founding Principal of the Counselling Pastoral Trust (CPT). She began working for the NHS more than 30 years ago. She was awarded a Master of Science in Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Surrey in 1995, and a Master of Clinical Social Work in 2001 from Fordham University in New York, she holds a clinical license to practice as an LCSW in New York, New Jersey and Georgia.
Agnes developed the Life Skills - 'Learning to Live, Learning to Love' curriculum in the UK, a programme that has been delivered to thousands of families to increase resilience and reduce breakdown. Fuelled by a deep desire to demonstrate the humanity of Jesus, Agnes participated in a national steering group that founded the Association of Christian Counsellors.
Agnes developed the Life Skills - 'Learning to Live, Learning to Love' curriculum in the UK, a programme that has been delivered to thousands of families to increase resilience and reduce breakdown. Fuelled by a deep desire to demonstrate the humanity of Jesus, Agnes participated in a national steering group that founded the Association of Christian Counsellors.
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Standing Together has grown to know and respect the work of CPT over many years of partnership. Our experience has been that they make a real difference in the lives of survivors of domestic violence. Standing Together Against Domestic Violence coordinates the safe response to domestic violence incidents in the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham.
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CPT have a number of projects in progress, designed to provide a set of treatments for particular groups of society. We have run the 'Church Life Skills Project' since 2012 generously supported by The Jerusalem Trust.
This 'Creating Closeness Project' was born as a result of seeing the size and scale of the need among young people and adolescents for care, understanding and supportive guidance in the community, and a desire to help churches to fill the need and act as an extended family in the community.
This 'Creating Closeness Project' was born as a result of seeing the size and scale of the need among young people and adolescents for care, understanding and supportive guidance in the community, and a desire to help churches to fill the need and act as an extended family in the community.
Church Life Skills Project
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We have run the 'Church Life Skills Project' since 2012 generously supported by The Jerusalem Trust. The aim is to improve the health and well-being of clergy. As such CPT have developed a programme of support for ordained clergy, youth workers, family and marriage ministers. CPT offers pastoral training that adheres to rigorous standards of excellence, including education and clinical training, professional certification and licensure.
Creating Closeness Project
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This project was born as a result of seeing the size and scale of the need among young people and adolescents for care, understanding and supportive guidance in the community, and a desire to help churches to fill the need and act as an extended family in the community. The Counselling Pastoral Trust was set up to help isolated families to receive care, so that they can grow stronger and supportively connect with others.
Addiction Recovery Therapy
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There are many types of addiction from nicotine and other drugs, to alcohol, pornography, sex, gambling and food. CPT has a structured programme to help those who struggle with addictions, and need support in understanding and breaking out of them. Alcohol is the most common drug of abuse in the western world.
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