I'm a highly experienced Counsellor and Psychotherapist, personally accredited with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I am also a Registered Member of the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (COSRT). My aim is to offer you a high quality therapeutic service; providing an open-minded, sensitive and safe therapeutic environment in which you can express inner thoughts and feelings, and understand and deal effectively with your issues and concerns.
I hold a PhD in counselling and psychotherapy and other postgraduate professional qualifications. I have also trained with the Relate Institute, worked within Relate Cymru, NHS primary care, and extensively within private practice. I work with individuals, couples and groups at my consulting rooms in Watergate House, Chester and accept referrals from a variety of insurance providers, including BUPA and AXA PPP Healthcare, Employment Assistance Programmes, NHS England and Wales and clients who want to self-refer.
I hold a PhD in counselling and psychotherapy and other postgraduate professional qualifications. I have also trained with the Relate Institute, worked within Relate Cymru, NHS primary care, and extensively within private practice. I work with individuals, couples and groups at my consulting rooms in Watergate House, Chester and accept referrals from a variety of insurance providers, including BUPA and AXA PPP Healthcare, Employment Assistance Programmes, NHS England and Wales and clients who want to self-refer.
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There are many similarities with counselling and psychotherapy - both seek to create a helping relationship in which the client can find inner resources for dealing with their difficulties.
Counselling is often used to describe short-term therapy, perhaps focusing on a particular issue.
Psychotherapy usually describes a longer in-depth process exploring and making sense of patterns from the past that are restricting the client's way of being in the present.
Many people experience difficulties at some stage of life and can benefit from counselling and psychotherapy.
Counselling is often used to describe short-term therapy, perhaps focusing on a particular issue.
Psychotherapy usually describes a longer in-depth process exploring and making sense of patterns from the past that are restricting the client's way of being in the present.
Many people experience difficulties at some stage of life and can benefit from counselling and psychotherapy.
Telephone and video e.g.
Zoom; Skype sessions offer another option to access therapy.
It follows the same basic principles as face-to-face therapy however, it provides an alternative if circumstances prevent you from meeting in person.
More flexibility in relation to location and eliminates issues relating to geography.
If you are restricted either by a health condition, disability or perhaps you are self-isolating and cannot attend in person.
For those with time constraints, this is a convenient way to access therapy.
Zoom; Skype sessions offer another option to access therapy.
It follows the same basic principles as face-to-face therapy however, it provides an alternative if circumstances prevent you from meeting in person.
More flexibility in relation to location and eliminates issues relating to geography.
If you are restricted either by a health condition, disability or perhaps you are self-isolating and cannot attend in person.
For those with time constraints, this is a convenient way to access therapy.
Difficulties in a relationship are one of the most common causes of unhappiness - perhaps creating feelings of distress, disappointment, guilt, rejection and loneliness.
Whether you are single or in a relationship, and however you may identify sexually, benefits can be experienced from engaging with therapy.
Relationship counselling for couples and individuals can be useful in providing a safe, supportive, non-judgemental space to explore difficult feelings and thoughts, gain a clearer understanding of negative relationship dynamics and manage conflict.
Whether you are single or in a relationship, and however you may identify sexually, benefits can be experienced from engaging with therapy.
Relationship counselling for couples and individuals can be useful in providing a safe, supportive, non-judgemental space to explore difficult feelings and thoughts, gain a clearer understanding of negative relationship dynamics and manage conflict.
Clinical supervision is essential for good practice in counselling and psychotherapy.
It provides therapists with an opportunity to reflect on and discuss their work.
I offer face-to-face, video and telephone supervision.
I am experienced in working with a wide range of presenting issues and have good knowledge of a variety of therapeutic modalities.
I offer a supportive space where therapists can reflect on all aspects of their therapeutic practice and professional development.
This may include, but not limited to: reflection on aspects of client work; strategies and interventions; administration and organisational elements; supporting and promoting the supervisee's professional development.
It provides therapists with an opportunity to reflect on and discuss their work.
I offer face-to-face, video and telephone supervision.
I am experienced in working with a wide range of presenting issues and have good knowledge of a variety of therapeutic modalities.
I offer a supportive space where therapists can reflect on all aspects of their therapeutic practice and professional development.
This may include, but not limited to: reflection on aspects of client work; strategies and interventions; administration and organisational elements; supporting and promoting the supervisee's professional development.
I deliver training and workshops in a range of areas that can be can tailored according to the requirements of the organisation.
My specialism and continuing research interest is working with sex and sexuality within counselling and psychotherapy.
I have presented my work at various international conferences.
Most practitioner training programmes, for a variety of reasons, give limited space to this extremely important area.
Sex and sexuality are central elements of being human and working competently in this area is essential for ethical practice.
My specialism and continuing research interest is working with sex and sexuality within counselling and psychotherapy.
I have presented my work at various international conferences.
Most practitioner training programmes, for a variety of reasons, give limited space to this extremely important area.
Sex and sexuality are central elements of being human and working competently in this area is essential for ethical practice.
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