Let me tell you a bit about me and how I became a counsellor. I had not planned this,  in fact I was happily working as a PA in London when my life took an unexpected turn and  I found myself on a training course to become a counsellor - and it changed my life!!  I found my calling and cannot imagine doing anything else ever again.

I believe that every unique human being has the ability and the tools within themselves to live a life that fulfils them,  they just have forgotten. So by upholding the ethos that self-awareness leads to self-acceptance which gives the power to change I strive to be with my clients while they discover this for themselves.

Please feel free to wander around the website and do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions.  

Training, qualifications & experience

My name is Catherine and I have been in private practice since 2011 having studied counselling at University gaining a First Class Honours Degree along with a Post Graduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision. 

I have experience with individuals parents, couples, carers, children and teens as well as teachers, police officers, teaching assistants and people with issues around self-esteem and self worth, loneliness, anxiety and issues around abuse. 

I am Accredited with the Foundation for Infant loss and have a Level 5 Teaching qualification. I am an Accredited Member of the National Counselling Society (NCS) and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) as well a Senior Member of the ACCPH. This means you can be assured that I have an ethical code that I must work to.

I supervise trainee counsellors, counsellors and teaching staff and work with a particular misunderstood client group - people with or having had vestibular conditions

Contact me at [email protected]