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At my practice, I offer lots of different types of counselling services – from individual sessions to group therapy. It all depends on what each client needs and what they’ll benefit from. Because a lot of my clients lead busy lives, I also offer online and telephone counselling if that suits their schedule better. Although I always suggest coming in for a face-to-face session now and then, as these are often very helpful.
To be a certified counsellor, you need to have a Level 4 qualification in counselling. This can be as a diploma, or at a degree or postgraduate level. I chose to go down the university route by undertaking a BSc Hons in Psychology & Counselling. This meant that I got a degree and was accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). I am now a registered counsellor with over 10 years of experience and have completed a number of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) modules.
Most of my clients have certain goals in mind when it comes to their therapy. Often they want to resolve issues which are causing difficulties in their lives. This may be problems in their personal relationships that they want help working through. It could be with their partner, family, friends, or work colleagues. Or they may want to develop coping mechanisms to help deal with their own mental health. But often these can interlink. For example, if a client is wanting help with their personal relationships, this often has a positive knock-on effect on their own mental health.
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Jo Anne is an amazing therapist, shes very flexible and has been amazing in helping solve every issue that's presented to her. She's very patient and keep and and everything you would want from a therapist
27 Mar 2024
Jo Anne is an amazing therapist, shes very flexible and has been amazing in helping solve every issue that's presented to her. She's very patient and keep and and everything you would want from a therapist
27 Mar 2024
I have been working with Maggie for several years. In my most recent sessions, I came to her because I wanted to lose weight. Knowing that Maggie also works with eating disorders, I thought that would be a good path to take. Maggie took a different approach and said that I need to uncover what was going on that was causing my weight gain. We had a couple sessions where we worked through trigger words and it is amazing how much that has helped my mood, my confidence, and, along with a meal service I'm using, has helped me lose weight. Thank you Maggie for all of your support! I truly appreciate all that you've helped me uncover!
27 Mar 2024
