We know the loss of a loved one affects everyone differently.
Sometimes it can be easier to talk to someone outside of your friends and family about the impact of bereavement on your life.
The team at MENCAP have put together a helpful, easy-read guide to support someone with a learning disability in using GriefChat. If you have a learning disability, or if you’re part of an organisation that enables employees or clients with learning disabilities to use GriefChat, this guide may help you.
To open the Easy-read Guide to GriefChat, please click on the picture.
As all pet owners know, we love our animals as family. So when that sad day comes, as we know it must, and we have to say goodbye to our beloved pet, we lose a member of our family.
23rd March 2021 marks one year since the start of the United Kingdom’s first lockdown in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s no overstatement to say that the pandemic has had devastating consequences on how we grieve.
Maybe you’ve received one of these messages recently, from flower or card companies trying to sensitively acknowledge – while holding onto your business, of course – that Mother’s Day isn’t an occasion everyone wants to celebrate or even think about.
After the suicide of a friend John became a Samaritan and began counsellor training. He has worked in a variety of organisations supporting flood victims, the emergency services, homeless people, and more recently bereaved families at his local hospice. Graduating as a counsellor in 2018 he continues to look for ways to provide support to those who have lost.
John enjoys working in a person centred way, creating a safe and non judgmental space where all feelings are welcome.
A member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a lifelong learner, John is studying a BSc in Psychology with Counselling. When not studying he enjoys reading and playing hide and seek with his dog. (She is much better at it than him!)
Emily is a qualified counsellor and an accredited member of the National Counselling Society. She has previous experience in addiction recovery services, online counselling services, telephone support helplines, and also safeguarding & pastoral support in schools/colleges both FE and HE institutions.
As an integrative therapist she adapts her way of working to your preferences, where possible, in a collaborative way. Her core way of working is through person centred counselling in order to hold the client with empathy, from here she layers on tools and techniques from other approaches.
She is an ethical/consensual non-monogamy and LGTBQ+ inclusive therapist where majority of her work revolves around identity and exploring who you are as a person, whether that’s within external relationships or the relationship with self, sexuality, gender, identity within your job, through experiencing a bereavement, and any other problems you may be experiencing.
Claire is a qualified Counsellor, registered with the BACP. She holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy. She currently works as a University Counsellor and Mental Health Advisor and has a varied work history across the Education, Social Care and Charity Sectors. She also volunteers as a Counsellor with a local organisation.
Claire’s special areas of interest include Anxiety and Bereavement and Loss, and working with unpaid Carers. Claire is also interested and experienced in supporting individuals considering aspects of faith and spirituality.
Claire enjoys creative activities in her spare time and makes time and space for crochet, dancing and gardening.
Viv has been a qualified social worker for 16 years working with children, families and those who have experienced trauma, loss and bereavement. She has experience in working with women who have experienced domestic abuse, and has a private practice where she also works with people who have experienced stress or anxiety.
Vicky is a qualified and registered BACP counsellor, working in private practice and as a school counsellor. She has an integrative approach with her clients, and her particular areas of interests are bereavement, grief/loss, anxiety and depression. She works with both adults and young people.
Vicky’s interest in working with people who have experienced grief and loss came from her own personal circumstances when she lost her mum when she was 16. She continues to work for a local hospice as a volunteer counsellor.
After attaining his Masters in Counselling in 2011 from the University of Nottingham. Tim spent time working with Cruse Bereavement Care in Nottingham as both a Bereavement Counsellor and then eventually a Supervisor between 2012-2018.
He has also worked with a variety of different organisations since his post-grad offering counselling to the 11-25-year-old age group in schools, face to face and online.
Tim believes strongly after his years of client work that grief and bereavement/pre bereavement are still widely misunderstood from a mental health and emotional wellbeing perspective in the various traumatic issues they can bring up, and feels that everyone whether they are 18 or 80+ should have the opportunity to reach out and access specific support during their most vulnerable times of loss and that in the long term it can benefit anyone to do so with the right amount of support.
When not online helping service users with their various processes related to grief and bereavement Tim can be found enjoying a good book, watching a documentary, or going for a nice walk in a rural setting somewhere.
Sky is a person-centred counsellor with experience of hospice bereavement support, and suicide bereavement. She works for herself in private practice supporting clients with a wide range of issues including bereavement, LGBTQ+, neurodivergence, Health at Every Size, Intuitive Eating and self-esteem. In her spare time she enjoys nature, foraging, making wine and listening to podcasts.
Rob is a qualified therapeutic counsellor with a person-centred focus and is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). As a Samaritan, he provided emotional support to people in distress or feeling suicidal. With a particular interest in loss, he joined Cruse Bereavement Care in 2018 as a bereavement volunteer, providing grief support to bereaved adults face-to-face and over the telephone.
Rob is committed to ensuring the customer’s journey is at the heart of everything he does. For this reason, he is pleased to be working at GriefChat which offers another avenue for bereaved people to access grief support.
Rachel is a counsellor and writing for wellbeing group facilitator providing support to people to enhance their mental and physical wellbeing as they face the challenges in their lives. She holds a diploma in psychotherapeutic counselling and a further qualification in creative writing for therapeutic purposes.
She has experience supporting bereaved people in both her private practice and has volunteered with Cruse Bereavement Care providing one to one and group support. She works in a creative, compassionate and person-centred way and has experience working with a wide range of people, often using writing as a healing and developmental tool to help others find space to explore or move forward in relation to the issues they are facing.
Rachel has been a therapeutic counsellor since 2013 and has worked as a bereavement counsellor in the local Hospice, and as a relationship counsellor with Relate. Also as a Samaritan volunteer Rachel is used to taking calls from people with all sorts of emotional difficulties. Rachel also has her own private practice in Rochester, Kent helping people with a range of problems. When Rachel is not working, she likes to keep fit with walking and yoga and spending time with her foster dogs and spending time with her family when she can.
Michelle is a qualified integrative psychotherapist with a BA(Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy & a PGDip’ in Integrative Psychotherapy. She is registered with the BACP and works in private practice.
She has worked in a variety of settings, including a hospice and an FE College before transitioning to private practice. Michelle works successfully with a wide range of issues however has a specialist interest in bereavement, grief & loss; it makes up a significant part of her private practice and continued professional development.
Michelle currently works with adults, online and face-to-face from her premises in East Lancashire.
Lisa is a counsellor and supervisor specialising in bereavement and loss with expertise in the areas of sudden death, trauma, suicide, perinatal, baby and infant loss.
She currently works with Cruse Bereavement Care and in a community setting. Following 22 years in education Lisa has considerable experience in supporting the needs of children and parents, with additional qualifications in Special Needs and Safeguarding.
Lisa works with a person-centred approach recognising that every grief and bereavement journey is unique and that often the hardest step is reaching out for help.
Living on the edge of Sheffield Lisa is fortunate to be able to easily access the wonderful peak district.
Khurshid has been working in the voluntary sector for over 10 years. She has worked as a volunteer for organisations such as Samaritans and Cruse and has an in-depth knowledge of working with people who have experienced various traumas in life whereby it be related to bereavement, identity, self-esteem, abuse, bereavement, gender, health conditions. etc
Khurshid is qualified as a counsellor and is registered with the National Counselling Society. She is also qualified in child bereavement loss, is based in Manchester and has a private practice that she is continuing to grow. Khurshid became a counsellor as she wanted to help people through any difficulties that they are facing and sometimes are not able to share with others.
Donna is a Person- Centred Counsellor working with both adults and adolescents and a registered member of BACP. She has a particular interest in bereavement and loss and is a volunteer for a bereavement counselling charity called Care Concern which offers 1-1 Person Centred Counselling. She also works for a local Bereavement Support Service, where she supports those who are directly bereaved and those bereaved by suicide, as well as those concerned about others who are bereaved. In addition she volunteers for Childline.
In her spare time she enjoys, walking, yoga, ballet based exercise and travelling to see her family across the world.
Debs is an experienced warm compassionate (good humoured) therapist who works at a deep emotional empathetic level with her clients. Debs has trained as an integrative therapist, this means she draws on different counselling techniques but her approach is always centred on the client and their needs. Since 2016 Debs has worked within university, hospice and blood cancer ward settings, working with many bereaved clients or those experiencing loss through ill health as well as undertaking end of life support.
Debs believes we all have the potential within us to be the best we can be but that the essence of ourselves can sometimes be lost along the way through life events, small or big, family demands, work demands, societal expectation, ill health and loss.
Responding to the changes brought on by the pandemic Debs is building her private practice offering online accessibility moving away from face to face sessions. When not counselling Debs will be found undertaking her other job, that of a medical secretary which she has done for too many years to count. This brings another dimension to her counselling work. Otherwise she’ll be running the dog’s Instagram account or baking yet another carrot cake.
Claire is an accredited member of the National Counselling Society and has a background in mental health; she primarily specialises in the treatment of anxiety, GAD, depression, bereavement and low self esteem.
As a professional, qualified, integrative counsellor, Claire is passionate about counselling and the benefits which can be obtained from it. She uses elements from person centred, CBT and psychodynamic counselling approaches.
Claire works part time in a private practice offering one to one sessions addressing a variety of issues and problems as well as with two local charities helping those affected by suicide.
Claire is a qualified counsellor who has worked primarily with charity and not for profit organisations to provide accessible and affordable good quality counselling.
Claire has focussed on bereavement counselling including work with hospice care. Claire believes strongly in creating a strong, safe and non judgemental relationship with clients.
In her spare time Claire enjoys writing, reading and spending time with friends and family.
From the beginning of training to be a counsellor, Catherine was drawn to working with people struggling with loss of one kind or another. She says, “I try to give people a safe-feeling space, a space in which they can explore themselves and the situations they find themselves in; it is so rewarding to see people grow and make self-discoveries.” As well as working for GriefChat, Catherine offers counselling via Cruse Bereavement, The Hummingbird Centre (offering support to those affected by cancer), and Anxiety UK, as well as running a private practise.
Catherine has a level 4 diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling and is a member of two professional bodies (NCS and BACP).
She has a dog, five chickens, two ducks, and a bee hive in her garden courtesy of a local bee keeper.
Armorel is an accredited member of National Counselling Society. She has extensive experience of working with grief and loss having been a bereavement volunteer with Cruse for many years. Prior to that she worked for Samaritans having lost a family member to suicide. She presently works for two cancer charities counselling patients and their families as well as having her own private practice. She practices with an integrative counselling model and has expertise in chronic pain and somatic symptoms associated with psychological distress.
Andrea is a qualified integrative psychotherapist counsellor registered with NCS working in private practice supporting and enabling clients with finding their root cause. She is committed to deliver client-centred support that gradually empower individuals and enables you to make informed decisions. Hospice work was her first area of therapeutic care followed by NHS, Royal Navy and finally qualifying as a counsellor. Andrea’s favourite thing is to walk her two labs on the beach!
Angela has been a qualified counsellor since 2016 and is an accredited member of the National Counselling Society. She works in several areas including bereavement, crisis support, stress, depression, dementia support, and has previously worked with an LGBTQIA+ organisation. With twenty years’ experience of working in hospitality she has a good understanding of how work pressures and cultures impact our lives.
Angela is an EFT (Tapping) and meditation practitioner and believes in an holistic approach to mental wellbeing. Angela currently works via telephone, video call and offers Walk and Talk in her local area of Richmondshire.
Sarah is an experienced counsellor and a registered and accredited Member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy. Her particular areas of interest and expertise are grief and loss. She has many years experience of providing emotional support and counselling, in a Hospice setting, working with patients and families facing end of life issues and coping with bereavement. In addition to her Hospice experience, Sarah has been a volunteer bereavement support worker for Cruse and a Postvention Practitioner in a Suicide Bereavement Service. She is currently working on a freelance basis in social research, delivers training in loss and bereavement and is a volunteer counsellor with the mental health charity Mind.
Julie is a Person- Centred Counsellor working with both adults and children. She has a particular interest in bereavement and loss volunteering in a hospice setting with clients who are living with a terminal illness or those that are bereaved. She has her own private practice and is registered with the BACP.
In her spare time Julie enjoys weekends away in her caravan with her husband and 2 dogs.
Alys has been a qualified integrative counsellor since 2014 with a strong focus on psychodynamic therapy. She works with primary and secondary school children as well as adults in private practice. She is currently doing a second degree to pursue her passion to carry out social psychological research, with a particular focus on obedience and conformity, in the hope to publish work in the future and to eventually lecture. In her spare time Alys likes to read, study and run/cycle.
GriefChat was established in 2017 by Catherine Betley who has over 20 years’ experience of managing counselling and therapy organisations, starting and developing new projects and ventures and delivering training and support to a huge range of organisations.
Catherine has worked in business and across the voluntary and community sector at local, regional and national levels, including a significant period serving as a Director of a large UK bereavement charity.
Catherine is also a founding Leader in Residence and Honorary Teaching Fellow at Lancaster University Management School, and has a particular interest in end of life and bereavement care.
In her spare time Catherine enjoys running, live music, spending time with her family and walking her two lovely labradors in the beautiful Lake District.
Mandie is a BACP registered counsellor, qualified in 2014 at City Lit in Covent Garden. As well as her two year placement at the City of East London Bereavement Service she has also spent two years working with St Joseph’s Hospice in London as a bereavement counsellor.
As well as running her own private practice, Mandie has been with us at Professional Help since January 2017 seeing clients and working on Grief Chat shifts a couple of times a week.
Her inspiration to become a counsellor came from working on the helpline at Childline for four years where she came to appreciate the power of listening without judgment.
She lives in Hackney in East London with her partner, teenage son and a beautiful dog.
Sarah Hill has worked within the voluntary, public and education sectors for 18 years in a wide variety of organisations ranging from household name charities to outdoor events, and joined Professional Help in 2016 to help set up and launch GriefChat.
She originally worked for Cruse Bereavement Care before training as a secondary school music teacher, then moved into adult education and working within the helplines sector.
Sarah has particular expertise in how to support families after the death of a baby, and is passionate about how bereavement support can make a huge difference to people’s lives.
Sarah manages our ground-breaking GriefChat® service and specialises in developing and managing non face-to-face support services.
She particularly enjoys training and developing a team of people committed to supporting service users.
In her spare time, Sarah enjoys life with her partner, cat and three ducks in South West London.
Joanna is a qualified psychotherapeutic counsellor and hypnotherapist. Her particular areas of professional interest are grief and loss, anxiety, trauma, and self-defeating behaviours.
Joanna’s responsibilities at Professional Help include client assessment and support, counsellor training, and organisational policy and ethics. As well as working for Professional Help and on GriefChat, Joanna has a private practice and is also a tutor for Chrysalis.
Joanna’s personal interests are reading, writing, running and the arts.
She was the winner of the 2014 Bath Novel Award, and her books Precocious and Hush Little Baby were subsequently published by Ebury. Joanna lives in Surrey with her young son.
Day to day business support is carried out by Chantelle Rose, an experienced customer service and administration manager.
Chantelle has enjoyed a varied career working across retail, business and in the charity sector. Chantelle looks after Professional Help’s growing team of Associate Counsellors and ensures that our counselling services are delivered to the very highest standards.
Chantelle also lives in Cumbria with her family where she enjoys the relaxed pace of life, and loves exploring the great outdoors with her highly enthusiastic (!) Labrador/Whippet cross puppy.
Ruth is a qualified therapeutic Counsellor registered with the BACP, and an NLP practitioner.
She strongly believes in finding an approach that works for each individual, placing them and their needs at the centre of the counselling, to help and support them in a way that fits in with them and their life.
Her special areas of interest include bereavement and all types of loss (particularly loss that isn’t always recognised as such i.e. dementia, the impact of long-term health conditions etc), and anxiety.
Ruth also has her own private practice and, in the past, has worked in the funeral industry, managed a women’s centre and been a nurse and a midwife.
In her spare time she enjoys reading, working out at the gym, watching films, walking her furry monster of a dog and crocheting. She will also shortly be training to be a hypnotherapist.
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Nicola works with both adults and children and has a specialist interest in bereavement counselling, previously working for both Cruse and Childline on their support lines.
Following the loss of her own child, she completed further bereavement training for children who have been bereaved.
More recently Nicola has undertaken new qualifications in relationship and family counselling. Nicola practices an integrative counselling model and works with clients to recognise and change issues which are causing distress or anxiety.
Bev has been involved in the Counselling and Psychotherapy world since 2001.
She holds a Diploma in Transactional Analysis Counselling and is a registered member of the BACP.
Bev has worked as a volunteer, counselling adults suffering Bereavement and Loss. She has worked for Pembrokeshire Counselling Service supporting people with depression, anxiety and relationship problems. Bev has also supported people at the end of life with Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Bev has a Private Practice in East Sussex. She has a passion for 1970’s and Folk music and is a nature and animal lover.
Cathy is an accredited counsellor and psychotherapist, a registered hypnotherapist, and also specialises in the field of Equine assisted therapy.
Cathy has also volunteered as a counsellor and Assessor for Cruse Bereavement Care. She prides herself on a wide range of qualifications that give her varied techniques to help individuals effectively.
Cathy aims to work on understanding each service user as an individual and constructing tailor made therapy, while providing a warm and safe space for service users to explore issues presented.
Christine is an experienced BACP Accredited Counsellor and Supervisor, specialising in counselling when people are struggling with anticipatory grief, when someone close is dying, or when they are facing bereavement and feelings of emptiness and loss at the changes losing a loved one brings.
Gabriella is an Integrative therapist delivering therapy predominantly online having completed a diploma in Online Counselling.
Her motivation is to make therapy more accessible and convenient for everyone and reduce the stigma surrounding its use.
She specialises in stress, anxiety, depression, anger, PTSD, phobias, confidence, relationship problems, bereavement, eating disorders, OCD, addictions, and self harm.
She has experience working with adolescents, adults, the elderly, couples and families.
After completing her initial diploma in Psychotherapy she did a foundation course with Cruse in Bereavement Care.
Emma is a qualified integrative psychotherapist, registered with the BACP, and working in private practice since 2014.
She’s worked in London and Bristol providing therapeutic support face to face and online and spent a number of years delivering support in the third sector before moving into private practice.
Grief work was the first area of therapeutic support she practiced in, and has been a valued element of her practice and a continually evolving passion since then.
Special interests include the application of mindfulness in emotional regulation and the use of metaphor in narrative ownership.
When she’s not practicing Emma is most likely to be found chasing after her spaniel or working on some auto-upholstery.
Francesca is a fully accredited counsellor for individuals and couples based in Cambridge. She works with people from all walks of life, regardless of sexuality, sexual orientation, gender, culture, race, age or religion.
Francesca is non-judgemental, empathetic and approachable. Her ‘integrative’ approach means she’s trained in all major therapies and blends them to best suit individual needs.
Francesca also has additional training in couples counselling and works at Relate. She is a volunteer bereavement counsellor with Cruse and is trained in sexual abuse in childhood. She has experience working with depression, low moods, stress and anxiety, self-motivation and more.
Heather is a qualified Integrative counsellor, and holds a BA (Hons) Degree in Counselling. She is a full member of the BACP.
Heather has a particular interest in bereavement after the loss of her own 4yr old daughter and volunteered for 4 years at a local hospice working with bereaved children and adults.
Alongside GriefChat Heather runs her private practice supporting clients of all ages with a variety of issues such as anxiety, depression, low self esteem, relationship issues, suicide ideation as well as those with developmental disorders to name but a few.
When not working, Heather likes to get out into nature and walking with her dog Sable and spending time with her family relaxing.
Ilana qualified as a person-centred counsellor in 2012 following her degree in Childhood, Culture & Education. She is a registered member of the BACP.
Ilana’s counselling journey started as a Childline volunteer in 2007 and she has since worked in a number of settings such as EAPs and in private practice.
Ilana has particular interests in bereavement and trauma and has completed additional training in these areas.
Jacquie is an experienced therapist, coach and trainer and works with both adults and young people, helping them explore and resolve their problems and concerns.
She works with a range of issues including relationships problems, stress, anxiety, depression and the many challenges associated with loss and bereavement.
Jacquie is an accredited member of the NSC (National Counselling Society), a registered member of the BACP (British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy) and a member of the Stress Management Society.
She holds a Level 5 Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling, as well as an MA in Education, and has specialist training in Online Therapy Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
As well as significant experience in the corporate, education and voluntary sectors, Jacquie is also accredited by The Foundation for Infant Loss to support parents who have suffered a bereavement by miscarriage, stillbirth or a neonatal loss.
Jamie is a counsellor, Hakomi practitioner, trainer and coach, with a focus on supporting people who have been bereaved and also helping those who help others.
Having worked within education for 18 years, Jamie now works for herself and continues to facilitate groups including a local Death Cafe and introductory workshops to Hakomi, which is a mindfulness-based somatic practice.
With experience volunteering for Samaritans as well as cancer and bereavement support, Jamie brings an understanding of death to her work from different areas of life.
Margaret is an experienced psychotherapeutic counsellor, who has worked in private practice and for voluntary counselling agencies since 2007.
She has counselled people with a range of problems and now specialises in therapy to support people through grief, bereavement and loss. Her counselling approach is integrative, having evolved over time from her initial person-centred training at Network in Bristol.
Margaret is an Accredited Registrant Counsellor with the National Counselling Society and a Registered Counsellor Member of the Association of Christian Counsellors. She is also an Accredited Supervisor with the National Counselling Society.
Michelle has worked in a corporate environment for 25 years in and has managed large teams. During this time she has experienced that many of us really struggle with modern life and what it throws at us on a daily basis.
Michelle specialises in bereavement, stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, confidence issues and work-related confidence issues.
Michelle uses a combination of psychotherapy and hypnosis and some mindfulness tools in her private practice.
Rachael holds a Level 4 Diploma in Bereavement Counselling and a Certificate in Pet Bereavement Counselling for just over a year now.
Using her own personal experience of grief, Rachael works using a very person centred approach, providing a safe and non judgemental space in her private Bereavement Support practice. She is also working towards becoming a Cruse Bereavement Volunteer and also works part time for NHS 111.
In her spare time she loves spending time at home relaxing with her husband Craig and their two fur-baby dogs, Otis and Molly.
Michael is an accredited member of the National Counselling Society. He completed his counselling training in 2011 and continues to update his skills in a range of wellbeing topics. Michael works part time as a counsellor in addition to working as the dementia lead for a national charity.
Michael trained in an integrated approach to therapy and tailors support to his clients needs’ drawing on approaches such as person-centred and cognitive behavioural therapy. He uses this to focus on an individual’s unique experience of distress, understanding that distress and if appropriate addressing negative patterns of behaviour.
He enjoys working with adults and older adults around many issues such as low mood, depression, stress, anxiety, grief/loss, suicidal thoughts, Asperger’s syndrome and people living with dementia.
Rei is a BACP Accredited and Registered Integrative Counsellor/Psychotherapist with a BSc Hons Psychology qualification from the University of London: Goldsmiths (2001) and an MSc Therapeutic Counselling qualification from the University of Greenwich (2006), drawing on CBT, Humanistic-Existential and Psychodynamic approaches.
Rei has been in private practice since April 2016 having previously worked with both adults and young people within the field of substance use for 14 years. Particular interests include working with trauma, bereavement and anxiety.
Rei enjoys Zumba, knitting scarves and writing poetry.
Sheila has been a counsellor for 20 years with a focus on bereavement. After Sheila qualified she worked at the local hospital Bereavement Service where she undertook further training.
Sheila also has a certificate in Art Therapy which she uses with children.
Sheila also works with the Probation Service working with ex offenders for the Circles UK project as a volunteer.
Rowan holds a diploma in Therapeutic Counselling, a diploma in Mindfulness, a BSc Degree in Psychology and is a registered member of the BACP.
She has a variety of experience working in the voluntary sector, supporting those affected by bereavement, domestic abuse and eating disorders as well as general mental health issues.
She now runs a private practice in Barnsley, South Yorkshire working with young people and adults, and is studying for a MSc in Developmental Psychology.
Steve qualified as a counsellor in 2001 and as a supervisor in 2008. He is a registered member of BACP. Since 2003 Steve has been a volunteer for a bereavement counselling charity called Care Concern which offers 1 to 1 Person Centred Counselling.
During his time with the charity he has been the first point of contact for any perspective clients as well as having his own private practice.
Tracy is a qualified and registered BACP counsellor, working in private practice since 2014, alongside work as a sessional bereavement counsellor for a local hospice.
Tracy is an integrative counsellor specialising in relationship issues, bereavement, anxiety and depression with adults over 18 and couples.
Her counselling journey started with her own amazing experience of counselling which completely changed her life. Having experienced a complete transformation, her aim is to help others experience this change.
Susan is a qualified CBT (REBT) Integrative Therapist accredited with the NCS.
She has experience working with mental health and carer support charities and was a civil servant in Whitehall for 20 years.
She now runs a private practice in South East London and is a local bereavement support volunteer. Susan is also a level 2 Reiki practitioner.
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