About Sue

My training began in 2000, where I gained a Diploma in Person Centred Counselling and Psychotherapy. In 2022, I gained a OCN  Level 5 Certificate in Counselling Supervision.

During my training, I have worked and expanded my experience as a volunteer counsellor in schools, for a mental health charity and a charity supporting female survivors who had experienced any form of sexual violence.  These areas have given me a deep understanding and experience of working with a variety of issues, particularly effecting women: child sexual abuse, depression, self-harm, addictions, eating issues, trauma and sexual identity. 

I hold a qualification as an ISVA (Independent Sexual Violence Advisor) and have a special interest working with women who have experienced trauma. I will work with you to  provide practical and emotional support.

My areas of specialism include abuse, anxiety, bereavement, depression, DID, divorce, loss, low mood,  post-traumatic stress, self harm, sexual violence, stress, suicidal feelings, trauma, self esteem, relationships and work related issues.

I offer a warm welcome in a safe, caring and supportive space. Enabling you to explore your thoughts and feelings in a confidential setting without judgement.

I am a registered member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy).

As well as extensive experience with client work, I have 

supervised and  facilitated groups and taught trainees and qualified therapists.

I have extensive knowledge and experience of marketing and advertising.