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Moto Pizza

Eat & Drink

Address
Unit 2 Nicholas House
High Street
Colchester
CO1 1DN
Essex
England
United Kingdom

MOTO’s Pizza dining experience is built on quality produce and reducing waste. Menus lead to excessive choices, and ultimately food that becomes fit only for the bin. By removing a menu, we eliminate food waste and continuously surprise diners, giving you an opportunity to indulge in a one of a kind shared dining experience.

We offer the classics alongside unique flavour combinations. You will discover the ingredients you love but never considered as a pizza topping. Our dough is made in house with over 48 hours fermentation to get it to that perfect slice!

Wine on tap guarantees a better quality glass of wine with every pour. Wine in kegs stays fresher with no oxidation or corkage. It also means zero wastage and a 96% reduction in carbon footprint compared to wine poured from bottles.

For all you coffee aficionados, our coffee is supplied by local roasters, Mac and Me. We also use their coffee to make a mean espresso martini.

It should be compulsory to share food when dining out anyway. How can you really say you’ve experienced a restaurant if you’ve only sampled one meal?

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Opening Hours

MONDAY // CLOSED
TUESDAY // 12PM - 9PM
WEDNESDAY // 12PM - 9PM
THURSDAY // 12PM - 9PM
FRIDAY // 12PM - 9PM
SATURDAY // 12PM - 9PM
SUNDAY // 12PM - 7PM

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Colchester Children's Counselling Professional Services

Colchester Children's Counselling

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Wel­come, my name is Aman­da and I am a child and ado­les­cent psy­cho­dy­nam­ic counsellor. 

Some­times our capac­i­ty to cope can get affect­ed dur­ing times of dis­tress. Our cop­ing mech­a­nisms that have always worked fail to make a dif­fer­ence and you find your­self or your child in crises. 

After spend­ing sev­er­al years study­ing men­tal health, ther­a­peu­tic prac­tice and coun­selling skills at uni­ver­si­ty, in addi­tion to many years work­ing with young peo­ple in edu­ca­tion and the NHS, I want to re-assure you that your well­be­ing and men­tal health will be my pri­or­i­ty if you decid­ed to work with me. 

Psy­cho­dy­nam­ic coun­selling is a style of coun­selling that gets to the root cause as to what is inter­rupt­ing the here and now. Although I am specif­i­cal­ly trained in chil­dren’s prac­tice, I have expe­ri­ence and am able to work with and sup­port adults also. 

I offer a con­tain­ing, safe, non-judge­men­tal ser­vice of week­ly one-to-one or small group ses­sions, either in per­son or on Zoom. 

Hav­ing a child with a social, emo­tion­al or men­tal health need can be extreme­ly chal­leng­ing and I believe in sup­port­ing par­ents through this process and will meet and com­mu­ni­cate with you at inter­vals whilst sup­port­ing your child. 

When work­ing with younger clients, I use a range of play, toys, sand tray, art and com­mu­ni­ca­tion meth­ods to under­stand and sup­port. With old­er clients, I tend to use more com­mu­ni­ca­tion and some art-based materials. 

For all book­ing enquiries, I ask for a com­plet­ed refer­ral form. Fol­low­ing this, I will car­ry out an ini­tial meet­ing with you and your child or young per­son and then an assess­ment ses­sion with the child/​young per­son alone. This is to ensure that you are get­ting the cor­rect per­son and ser­vice for your cur­rent require­ments. If I am not best suit­ed to your needs, I will always try to find a rep­utable alternative. 

I hold and MA in Psy­cho­dy­nam­ic Coun­selling from The Uni­ver­si­ty of Essex. I am insured and am a mem­ber of the British Asso­ci­a­tion for Coun­selling and Psy­chother­a­py (BACP). (https://​www​.bacp​.co​.uk)”

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