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My training

Qualifications

  • L4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling, Person-Centred/Existential (CPCAB)

  • L3 Certificate in Counselling Skills and Theory (Cache)

  • L2 Certificate in Counselling Skills (Cache)

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CPD Training
(Continued Professional Development)

  • Drug Awareness (Catalyst)

  • Alcohol Awareness (Catalyst)

  • Working with Families (Catalyst)

  • Cycle of Change (Catalyst)

  • Motivational Interviewing 1&2 (Catalyst)

  • Relapse Prevention (Catalyst)

  • How to Do Counselling Online:
    A Coronavirus Primer (BACP)

  • Working with CPTSD

  • Equality and Diversity (iHASCO)

  • Safeguarding Adults (iHASCO)

  • Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults (iHASCO)

  • GDPR Essentials (iHASCO)

  • Safeguarding Children L2 (YMCA)

  • Make Every Contact Count L2 (Surrey Heartlands)

  • Resilience (iHASCO)

  • Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Early Trauma, Online Training Course (Home Office)

  • The Essential Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Online Course: (PESI)

    • Part 1: Master the Core Components & Skills of ACT

    • Part 2: ACT for PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & Personality Disorders

Rustic Beach Path

Tutorials:

  • 5 Practical Trauma-Informed Interventions

  • Applying Attachment Theory in Counselling

  • Counselling ADHD

  • Existential Perspectives

  • Exploring Eating Disorders

  • Introducing Breathwork for Counsellors

  • Introducing Difference, Diversity and Inclusion

  • Pluralistic Counselling

  • Preparing to Work with Anger

  • Providing Time-Limited Counselling in the NHS

  • Using the ACT Matrix

  • Working with Eating Disorders

  • Working with Goals in Therapy

  • Working with Hard-to-Help Clients

  • Working with Moral Injury

  • Working with Shame

  • Working with the Inner Child

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Memberships

Registered member of BACP (Accred)

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Ethical practice

I adhere to the BACP Ethical Framework (2018).

"Ethics" specifies the values, principles and personal moral qualities that inform my work and I pledge to ensure that my client's wellbeing is always central to my practice. 

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I undergo regular, monthly clinical supervision with an experienced practitioner. Supervision protects clients by involving an impartial third party in the work of a counsellor and client, helping to reduce the risk of serious oversight and helping the counsellor concerned to reflect on their own feelings, thoughts, behaviour and general approach with the client. Client identities are kept anonymous.

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