Giti Caravan

If you are in a temporary dip in performance. Giti Caravan can enable significant performance improvements, creating a loving relationship, leading to promotions and increased earnings. Also great for people who find themselves with issues or problems that is a vicious cycle.

The fact if you are initiating this step to work with me at this specific time in your life journey is not random, rather your higher energy and deep passion have aligned to direct you to make profound changes in your life.The mentoring that you are about to receive during the course of the next 6 months is the most appropriate vibrational response to your strong determination to change.

Giti Caravan draws on her thirty years of experience as a psychotherapist, counselor, business consultant, hypnotherapy trainer, and neuro-linguistic programming and leadership coach to share proven processes, procedures, and steps to achieve more than you ever thought possible. The Devaluation of Immigrants' Foreign Credentials: The Psychological Impact of This Barrier To Integration into Canadian Society.

Counselling is wellness oriented, providing increased insight and learning how to effectively overcome problems and challenges. If you are experiencing challenges or a major transition that is affecting your mood and aspects of your life and you want to learn effective coping skills and gain insight into your thoughts and behaviors - we can help.

If you answered yes to the questions above, then you may suffer from the General Anxiety Disorder (GAD). General Anxiety Disorder is characterized by having the anticipation of disaster and being overly concerned about self, others, money, health, family, work, or other issues. Anxiety is the opposite side of trust in self and situations.

Are you stuck in the past and keep feeling regret or anger towards past failures or self-blame? Are you feeling you don't have interest in normal activities, such as sex, hobbies or sports? Are you experiencing sleep disturbances, including having insomnia or on the other side of the spectrum: sleeping too much?