Making room for mind and body
COUNSELLORS & PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
Please note that the following practitioners rent rooms at The Wellbeing Rooms and all practitioners have their own individual businesses. Please click the professionals link to contact them directly for information or to book an appointment. The Wellbeing Rooms holds no responsibility for each practitioner in terms of their business, clinical practice, or booking or cancelling appointments.
FIONA WILSON
Systemic Family Psychotherapist (CHILD, ADOLESCENTS & ADULT
12 years +)
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Qualifications: Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling, Family & Systemic Practice
Regulatory Body: BACP Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (107214), AFT,
UKCP (number 2011192439)
Fiona originally trained in Occupational Therapy before finding her way into therapy. She is now a trained Person Centred Counsellor and Systemic Therapist with over 12 years of experience in supporting young people and adults with a range of issues which impact their mental health, everyday living and relationships. Fiona offers a non-judgmental and safe space to work collaboratively to help you with whatever struggles you may be facing. Informing and underpinning all of Fiona’s work is the therapeutic relationship, alongside therapeutic approaches including: Person-Centred Counselling, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution Focussed Therapy, BRIEF Therapy and Systemic Therapy. Fiona has experience of working in many settings: sexual trauma centre, eating disorder units, GP surgeries and schools.Fiona would be more than happy to answer any questions through email or speak with you on the phone prior to starting therapy. She fully understands the importance of finding the right person to work alongside and would welcome the opportunity to explore this with you.You can contact Fiona via email: fionaw.psychotherapy@gmail.com or on the phone: 07403651188
EMMA JANE LA ROCHE
Counsellor & Psychotherapist (ADULT 18 years +)
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Qualifications: BA (Hons), FdA, Humanistic Counselling based on Transactional Analysis
Regulatory Body: British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP-
Accredited 93174)
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Location: Bearsden Tuesday 12-4pm
Do you often feel overwhelmed by your emotions or that you are going round in circles feeling lost and confused? Do family and friends offer you their opinion about how you should feel or behave when in fact they may sometimes be the cause of your anxieties?
Emma Jane’s aim is to offer you a warm, empathic, non-judgemental and confidential space where you can share what’s on your mind and feel listened to, validated and acknowledged. Expressing your feelings and trying to make sense of your emotions is an important part of your therapy. Counselling isn’t just about listening though. Emma Jane will teach you techniques and give you tools to help you grow whether in your personal or professional life. Sessions may also include exploring your past to check out old coping mechanisms and strategies which may not be appropriate or helpful in the present. A particular strength of Emma Jane's is in helping you to identify these old habits and together work towards putting the skills you’ve learned into practice!
Emma-Jane has a particular interest in working with Adults with ADHD offering a safe space to talk about the impact on both the client, their relationships as well as work and home difficulties.
She enjoys helping people to discover they have choices and options using a variety of therapeutic approaches and to help realise change is possible!
Emma Jane has particular experience working with :
Anxiety
Depression
Adults with ADHD
Bereavement - Loss, Grief, Redundancy, Pet loss, Loss of relationships
Improving communication skills and relationships.
Living with the menopause and other life changes.
Low self-esteem
Stress and worries – work, exams
Hurt and Anger
Life changes and decision making
Phobias
Emma Jane has worked for several years with Mind Matters offering counselling through the NHS, in GP surgeries and running her own private practice.
To book an appointment please call 07834 765144 or
Email:enquiries@emmajanelaroche@gmail.com
LINDA SMITH
Integrative Counsellor
Qualifications: Diploma in Relational Counselling, Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling
Regulatory Body: BACP Registered Member (number 00742877)
Location: Stepps
Linda is an Integrative Counsellor who will greet you with compassion, empathy and
respect at all times. You will feel heard, considered and valued. You will have her
undivided attention which will be confidential, non-judgmental and supportive of your autonomy. Linda offers counselling face-to-face, by phone or online.
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Sometimes you may experience changes or traumas that leave you struggling with
the pressures of life, relationships, work or studies. This may affect your self-esteem, your sense of identity and your ability to cope. This may become overwhelming and may lead to unhelpful or harmful thoughts and behaviours. With help, Linda can help you overcome your difficulties and learn to manage your emotions more effectively.
With compassion, empathy, respect and a safe space, you can feel heard, considered and valued. By understanding your thoughts and behaviours, you can feel empowered to make positive changes that can lead you to a much more balanced and harmonious lifestyle.
Linda appreciates individuality and will work with you with a bespoke integrative
approach. She will help you to navigate through your issues or difficulties in a more effective and positive way. She respects and values whatever you bring and will work with you in a manner and speed that suits you. You and Linda will work together to uncover and address what has caused or is causing you difficulties or pain.
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Linda can work with adults, young people and children. Linda also specialises in
couple work.
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Linda can support issues such as anxiety, self-harm, trauma, self-esteem, depression, parenting concerns, relationship conflicts, gender dysmorphia, body dysmorphia, sexuality & addictions.
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Linda uses a blend of Person-Centred, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT),
Solution Focused, Emotion Focused Therapy and Attachment Based therapies, which will be client appropriate. She adopts a multicultural world view to ensure that she relates to all clients regardless of their race, ethnicity, sexuality, religious, political beliefs or their socioeconomic backgrounds.
Book your appointment with Linda:
Sessions last 60 minutes and cost £60 for individuals (adults or children) and £75 for
couples.
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07761380653
JOANNE HOGAN
Person Centred Integrative Counsellor
(children, young people & adults)
Qualifications:
MSc Counselling and Psychotherapy
MSc Psychology
Emotion Focused Therapy Level 3
Certificate in Counselling Children and Young People
Regulatory Body: BACP Registered Member 395370
Location: Stepps Tuesday & Wednesday
Joanne originally began her career in education, where she became very experienced working with people before finding her way to becoming a therapist. She is a trained Person Centred Integrative Counsellor and has particular experience
working with a range of issues including varied traumatic experiences, childhood
adverse experiences, feeling isolated and alone, anxiety, bereavement, work related
stress, pressures of parenting and adversity impacting your everyday life and sometimes your relationships with others.
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Joanne uses a warm and curious approach to work together, helping you with whatever difficulties you bring, listening with undivided attention in an accepting, empathic way to help you feel heard, and able to acknowledge and connect with your feelings at your
own pace. ‘Person Centred’ means essentially, going with what YOU bring, and helping you look carefully at what you bring, a bit like a journey together in a car: you are driving, pointing out the sights and choosing the direction, but with empathy and support you can
perhaps notice the parts that may be difficult and acknowledge them.
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Joanne has experience of working in environments with people of all ages and would be happy to have a short phone call or an online meeting to discuss any
questions you may about how therapy might help you.
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Contact Joanne:
W: www.joannehogancounselling.com
E: joannehogancounselling@gmail.com
T: 07785629564
JULIE THOMSON
Person Centred Therapist (YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS)
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Qualifications : Postgraduate Diploma in Person-Centred Counselling, Certificate in Hypnotherapy, Certificate in CBT informed skills, Certificate in Supervision
Registered Body : BACP Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (#906504)
Location : STEPPS, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – Saturday AM
Julie works with a person-centred approach, listening to what you need, and using CBT informed skills where appropriate and beneficial, as well as NLP inspired skills and hypnotherapy techniques when requested.
Julie’s work experience has been gained from over 30 years of working with people across continents and always with a passion to understand and connect. Julie has lived in Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia.
As well as Julie’s work in private practice, she works in a school as a school counsellor with young people aged 5-18. This can involve working with families, when appropriate, and working alongside parents and carers, if the child or young person feels that this is beneficial. Julie’s work in private practice is with adults and young people alike.
Julie has also been trained in 'Seasons for Growth' which is an early intervention grief education programme for children, young people and adults to help deal with grief and loss.
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You can contact Julie by email, text or phone
Email – info@juliettherapies.com
Text/Phone #07864502227
Website www.juliettherapies.com
CAROLE MAYOÂ DONKIN
Person Centred Counsellor and Psychotherapist – Adult, Child & Adolescent (age 5+)
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Qualifications: Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Wellbeing, Counselling and Psychotherapy. Diploma in Child & Adolescent Counselling
Regulatory Body: BACP Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (00928133)
Location: Stepps Tuesday & Thursday evenings
Carole has worked in the field of gender based violence for the past 30+ years; working with survivors of rape, sexual assault, sexual abuse, domestic abuse and every experience of the continuum. She has also worked with people who experience issues linked to these experiences or other traumas, eg low self esteem, anxiety, depression, self -harm, bereavement.
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Carole believes that finding the right therapist for you is important as the relationship between you and her will form the foundation of any work done together. Carole is a person centred counsellor and psychotherapist working from an embodied approach; bringing the body and mind together, offering a caring, non-judgemental and confidential service. As a trauma informed and trauma aware therapist, she will invite you to become aware of how we store trauma in our bodies and how we can learn to drop into our bodies for information, which can allow us to create space to become who we are supposed to be at our core.
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Carole believes that you are the expert in your own life and she will do her best to ensure you feel heard and supported as you explore whatever is troubling you and find your own way forward. You will always be at the centre of the work you both do together. She aims to create a safe enough space for you and her to explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences and together help you gain a better understanding and new perspectives for positive changes to occur.
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Carole embraces diversity and welcomes enquiries from all sections of society including those who experience themselves as a minority. She offers 1-hour sessions, either weekly or fortnightly, at the same time and place. Carole is excited to be working from a calm, bright, relaxing room based in The Wellbeing Rooms in Stepps . She is PVG registered and works with anyone aged 5+.
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Carole looks forward to hearing from you.
You can contact Carole either by email, text or phone :
Email carole.donkin@btinternet.com
Mobile 07772210666
SARAH STEWART
Person-Centred Counsellor & Psychotherapist - Adolescents (16+) & Adults
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Qualifications: MSc Counselling & Psychotherapy, BA Psychology
Diploma (SCQF Level 11) in Counselling Children and Young People (10-18 years) (in progress)
Regulatory Body: Registered MBACP (number 389046)
Location: Stepps
Sarah’s background is in mental health support, particularly with young adults and those within the care system. Sarah studied Psychotherapy after becoming aware of the power supportive and empathic therapeutic bonds can have on a range of mental health concerns. Sarah has worked with a vast range of clients with varying difficulties but has a particular focus on childhood experience, self-esteem, existential questioning and anxiety.
Clients coming to a session with Sarah can expect a non-judgmental, warm and genuine connection that has them and their experience at the heart of our work. Therapy is an excellent place to process and let go of difficult experiences, explore parts of ourselves we are unhappy with and/or support us in reaching our full potential. Sarah’s approach to therapy is to support clients in finding the answers to the questions they seek from themselves, rather than being told what to do or made to feel like they must fix something. Instead, providing an environment that is accepting and collaborative in working towards potential resolutions or solutions can be a lot more effective.
Throughout sessions, Sarah provides clients with a space that holds and tentatively challenges them, allowing them to understand their story and experiences in a new light and occasionally bringing in psychoeducation or psychology. It is also important to note that Sarah is keen to work in a way that suits your needs and believes in collaboration; this would be discussed throughout sessions.
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Sarah is educated in Psychology and Psychotherapy, meaning she has the understanding and training to help you explore and work through your emotions and experiences, as well as having an awareness of the impacts of physiology, development and behaviour can have on mental health.
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Sessions are £45 for 1 hour. Sarah offers free 20-minute virtual consultations to answer any questions you may have and to find out more about sessions.
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Contact Sarah:
​holdingspacetherapy@outlook.com
+447379534657
CLAIRE MANN
Bereavement CounsellorÂ
Qualifications: Diploma in Person Centred Counselling, BSC Psychology
Regulatory Body: BACP (405610) COSCA (4958)Â
Location: Bearsden
I am a warm and encouraging person-centred Counsellor with a particular focus on bereavement, grief and loss. Our experience of grief and loss is unique and personal to ourselves, whether
coping with the death of a loved one, the loss of our job, beloved pet or navigating the breakdown of a relationship.
There is no ‘right way’ to grieve – you might be experiencing feelings of deep sadness and longing, but you may also experience emotions such as fear, anxiety, isolation, anger, or guilt.
You may find that you cry all the time or cannot cry at all.
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Often when we are struggling with anxiety or stuck in our grief, we can feel very alone. I am here to listen to you and offer informed support while you explore and process your thoughts and feelings.
In our sessions together, we will work at your pace, building a trusting relationship where you feel safe to talk about whatever you are experiencing. I offer short term and long-term therapy
depending on your needs. Each session lasts 50 minutes and we would expect to meet on a weekly or fortnightly basis.
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Alongside bereavement counselling, I can offer support with issues such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, childhood experiences and attachment, anticipatory grief and long-term
health conditions. I am trained to use ‘Talking Mats’, which is a useful communication tool for those who have additional communication needs.
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I offer a 30-minute telephone or online introductory appointment (free of charge) to answer any of your queries and to ensure that I am the right therapist to work with you. To book an
appointment, please email me at clairemanncounselling@gmail.com
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Fees: £60 per 50 min session
Care home visits may be available by request for an additional fee.
BRIAN CARR
Person Centred Integrative Counsellor
(Young people and adults 16+ )
Qualifications
Cosca Counselling Skills Certificate
Diploma in Integrative Counselling
PDA in Addiction
Regulatory Body
BACP Registered Member (Number 00399057)
Location: Bearsden
Brian is an Integrative Counsellor with Person Centred, collaborative approach. He offers a safe, confidential, non-judgemental space where you can feel fully respected, and explore your thoughts, feelings, and concerns. Thoughts and feelings directly impact behaviour and mood and can affect our ability to cope with life. Talking through these feelings can help encourage positive change The time is yours to explore any issues that you feel are causing you distress.
As an Integrative Counsellor Brian can draw on techniques from different types
of Therapy to help find the most appropriate approach for you.
Brian has a particular speciality in counselling people who are, or have been, affected by addictions. He works as a part-time therapist at The Priory. One of the most successful Addiction rehabilitation hospitals in Europe. Addiction is not ‘self-inflicted’ or a ‘moral
weakness’ it is recognised in The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual as a debilitating illness. Counselling can be effective in managing both substance (alcohol, drugs etc) and behavioural (gambling or shopping, for example).
Brian also offers counselling services to
clients experiencing issues with:
Anxiety
Bereavement
Loss and Grief
Depression
Shame and Self-criticism, Low self-esteem, Trauma, Self-Harm
You can contact Brian via email, text, or phone.
Email brian@bcausecounselling.com
Phone 07753690557
DONNA PELLETIER
Person-Centred Counsellor
(Adults 16+ years)
Qualifications: Diploma in Humanistic Counselling with merit
Regulatory Body: BACP (410297)
Location: Stepps
Hello, my name is Donna. I am a qualified humanistic counsellor inviting you to work with me on what might be troubling you today. Sometimes in life we can feel stuck, frustrated, under pressure and more. Decisions seem impossible and the way forward unclear. This can be for several reasons, grief, anxiety, self-esteem, low mood, health or our past catching up to us, that contribute to unwanted thoughts and behaviours. We are living in some challenging times so maybe it’s a combination of things. Sometimes, we just need space, time and understanding. I offer a confidential space to explore these areas of your life and more.
We will work together in a way that suits you. As you guide me through what’s going on for you, I will listen without judgement, but with respect and empathy for you as we explore your thoughts and feelings. The heart of my practice is humanistic believing that we are all just trying our best no matter what we do or where we find ourselves in life. Using a Person-Centred approach, I find that a combination of theories and utilising tools from them can be a very useful way to allow clients to work in a way that’s right for them. Whether that be creatively, goal setting, worksheet based. I am keen to explore this with you.
Through my own experiences I believe in the benefits of therapy, this is part of the reason why counselling is the career path I have chosen. I can offer you a free introductory call to answer any questions you may have and to see if I am someone you can work with. From then on, session are 50 minutes and cost £50.
For further details please drop me an email at donnascs@outlook.com
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NICOLA FLANAGAN
Integrative Counsellor
(Adults 16+ years)
Qualifications: Higher National Diploma in Counselling
Regulatory Body: BACP (402769)
Location: Stepps (Monday to Friday 9-6pm)
Hi I’m Nicola, an integrated counsellor which means I can apply a range of therapy modalities to suit the clients individual needs. During therapy, we will work together and develop an understanding of the areas you wish to work on. We can face challenges together with empathy and patience. I consider myself to be compassionate, open, direct and someone who respects clients from all walks of life. There is no judgment within therapy. Every human is unique in their own beautiful way! I currently offer online or face to face therapy at The Wellbeing Rooms in Stepps, Monday to Friday from 9-6pm (later times can be discussed if required).
Going through a cancer diagnosis as a mother made me feel scared and anxious of the future and I often felt like no one understood. I reached out and had counselling and I felt like it was the first time someone heard me and listened instead of just offering me advice or their opinion. It made me feel validated and that is something I want my clients to experience within their own therapy journey.
I offer online sessions (£40) and face to face sessions (£50). I will always do my best to be flexible for clients wherever I can. You can contact me on my email below for further information.
LORNA ALLPORT
EMDR & Person Centred Psychotherapist (individuals & couples, children & adults)
Qualifications: EMDR Accredited Practitioner, Diploma in Person Counselling / child & adolescent counselling, Certificate in couple counselling
Regulatory Body: BACP (166743)
Location: Bearsden
​Lorna is an accredited member of the BACP and EMDR Association and has a special interest in treating trauma. Lorna is positive and passionate about the benefits of counselling and would relish the opportunity to support you through your difficulties. She aims to work with you collaboratively and integratively to meet your individual needs. She is registered with insurance companies including BUPA, AXA, WPA, Aviva and Vitality.
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Lorna believes her effectiveness as a person-centred counsellor stems partly from
her own experience of the difficulties and pressures of life. The first step towards
achieving growth and well-being is to be truly open and honest with yourself,
therefore her counselling sessions always take place within a confidential, non-
judgmental environment. We can often be afraid of or confused by our own thought
process and keep this buried deep inside. However, our thought process often holds
the key to finding our direction in life. While supporting you through counselling
sessions, Lorna may challenge your thought process from time to time and will
reflect on what she has heard from you, helping you to understand yourself better.
As well as person-centred counselling, Lorna has completed CBT training and can
offer an integrated way of working.
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Counselling requires commitment from you and a willingness to engage with the
process. Lorna’s role in supporting you on your journey is to bring warmth,
compassion, and to help you be honest with yourself. Counselling can often be
emotionally challenging, but through working together you will gain an insight into
who you really are and what is important to you as person. Having a greater
understanding of your own perception of life will help you to reveal your wisdom and
unique personal qualities. Lorna will be with you on this journey at a pace with which you are comfortable.
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Lorna has worked with a wide range of clients over both short and long-term periods,
and with clients enduring various psychological disturbances. Lorna has also undertaken advanced training in couple counselling and gained
extensive experience in working with couples, working in hospices and
bereavement counselling. She has also worked in schools as a counsellor and gained a Higher National Diploma in Children Counselling. Another
area of interest is domestic & psychological abuse as Lorna has spent a
considerable time working with families on the Scottish Domestic Helpline. She
is very interested in mindfulness, which she seeks to incorporate into her practice.
You can contact Lorna:
Email- enquires@allportcounselling.com
Telephone -07526982299
Website -www.allportcounselling.com
LAURA CONNELLY
Person Centred Therapist & Systemic Practitioner (Adolescents (16+) + Adults)
Qualifications: Professional Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Postgraduate
Certificate in Systemic Family Psychotherapy to Intermediate level.
MSc Child and Youth Care Studies.
Regulatory Body: BACP Register of Counsellor and Psychotherapists (407698), Scottish
Social Services Council (2033273), Member of Association of Family Therapy.
Location: Bearsden, Wednesday evenings. Weekends available on request.
Person centred values are at the heart of Laura’s practice, with a deep understanding of the importance of the therapeutic relationship. She is passionate about creating empathic, non-judgemental spaces, where individuals can begin the process of understanding their own narrative and the difficulties they might experience. Together, she aims to create a therapeutic environment that fosters trust, understanding and a journey towards personal healing and growth.
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As well as Laura’s work in private practice, she works with a children’s charity in the third
sector, working with care experienced young people and families. For the past 20 years she has worked across various settings in the social care sector, including addiction, mental health charities and community services, therefore has a wide range of experience working with the interconnectedness of personal and systemic issues. She also currently provides 1:1 support to staff members experiencing work related stress and challenges.
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Laura has also been trained in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy to level 1 Applied
Suicide Intervention Skills Training and is an NHS trained Reflective Practice Group
Facilitator across fostering and childcare residential staff teams. Laura’s experience, alongside her therapeutic training has enabled her to take an integrative
approach to her work. She is committed to ensuring that as an individual, you feel valued, heard and empowered as you move towards the changes you want to see in your life, and towards a greater sense of fulfilment and well-being.
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Laura offers a free 15 minute telephone consultation to answer any questions you may have as she fully understands the importance of finding the right person to work alongside.
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You can contact Laura by email.
Email - laura@healingforgrowth.com
SHIRLEY MEADE
Counsellor / Psychotherapist
Qualifications: Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling, Diploma in Relational Counselling
Regulatory Body: BACP (276861)
Location: Stepps
I am an Integrative Psychotherapist and Accredited member of the BACP. My Initial training as a therapist began in 2015 at Strathclyde University where I gained a Person-Centred Diploma. I use this approach to offer a compassionate, warm and nonjudgmental space where young people, individuals and couples can find ways to make sense of difficult emotions, circumstances and behavioural patterns that make us feel unsettled or even distressed. I then returned to undertaking an additional diploma, this time in and Advanced Relational Diploma, where I began my couples work, The integrative aspect meant I could incorporate attachment focused, transactional analysis, Gottman methods, CBT, psychodynamic and solution focused approaches. I have completed additional training in Somatic, Compassion and Emotional focused models. I use these evidence-based approaches to support individuals and couples in navigating their unique experiences and the challenges life may bring.
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I view clients as the experts in their own experiences. Using my integrative approach, I work in collaboration to uncover insights, increase self-understanding, self awareness, emotional processing, and offer practical strategies that bring meaningful growth and change.
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I have worked across a range of settings, including addiction services, in schools supporting children and young people, and in the third sector, where I established and developed a trauma service, where I worked with individuals with PTSD and CPTSD. I also have extensive experience supporting individuals and couples who are neurodivergent, helping them navigate challenges and build more fulfilling lives.
I work with a wide range of issue such as anxiety, depression, self esteem, and have extensive experience in, Trauma (including PTSD and CPTSD), Addiction, Relationship difficulties and Neurodiversity
My Email is shirleymtherapy@gmail.com
Telephone: 07761 272 332
JEAN GALLAGHER
Person Centred Counsellor / Psychotherapist (Adults 16 years +)
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Qualifications: Post-graduate Diploma in Counselling, Psychological Wellbeing & Psychotherapy
CRUSE Bereavement Care Foundation Certificate
Diploma in Pet Bereavement Counselling
Certificate in Neuro Linguistic Programming
Regulatory Body: British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy
Accredited MBACP ( 375079 )
Location: Stepps
I am an accredited person centred counsellor/ psychotherapist working in private practice where I offer both face to face appointments and sessions online, via Zoom. I can provide both short term (6 weeks) and long term therapy.
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We all go through times in our lives where we face issues which seem overwhelming and often we feel there is nowhere to turn. I offer a safe and nurturing space where I will listen without judgement, and work with you to help you understand your thoughts and feelings. Together we can identify where these may be having negative impact on your life. I'm not here to tell you what to do, but rather to support and help you as you explore and make sense of your own issues, enabling you to find answers that will work for you. In that way, you can develop skills and strategies you can take forward to help you live your best possible life.
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As well as person centred therapy, I have also studied Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), which is about learning to communicate with ourselves more positively, and I sometimes use this method during sessions.
As well as working in private practice I have also worked with:
-First Psychology where I provided support to clients of all ages, from diverse backgrounds, dealing with a wide range of often challenging and complex issues.
-PETAL Support where I counselled people suffering with complex grief due to
bereavement caused by murder, suicide or Covid19.
-I volunteered with Cancer Support Scotland where I counselled patients and family
members.
-I have experience of working in employee assistance programmes dealing with many
different clients of various ages and from various backgrounds.
-I have volunteered with Crisis in Erskine, working with clients from G.P referrals and self
referrals
-I have also volunteered with CRUSE Bereavement Care.
I have worked successfully with a wide range of clients on many issues including abuse,
anxiety, bereavement, bullying, depression, emotional abuse, family issues, generalised anxiety disorder, health issues, life limiting illnesses, low self-confidence, low self-esteem, relationship issues, self harm, sexual abuse, stress, suicidal thoughts, trauma and work related stress.
To book an appointment or if you have any other questions please call
07775 893 602
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Email: jean31@hotmail.co.uk