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 Counselling & Psychotherapy inEdinburgh and Online via Zoom
“Wholeness for humans depends on theability to own their own shadow”
 (Carl Jung)
  
 BSc (Hons) Psychology ⋆ FdA Counselling ⋆ Registered MBACPI believe in a holistic approach whereby counselling can have a beneficial effect on the body's physical health as well as helping cognitively and emotionally. My postgraduate training has included a one year course on the embodied therapist. I have also studied a one year postgraduate course on attachment and I have a particular interest in how our attachment styles, which are formed in childhood, can influence our "choices", both conscious and unconscious, in our adult relationships. I have also done extensive training in grief work, participating in grief circles, and life, death, rebirth cycles, and transitions in life. I have an interest in nervous system regulation techniques, “un-conditioning” what society has taught us, letting go and leading more authentic lives. This can arise often out of a big life event or radical change which triggers this process but it always involves courage and I aim to provide support and walk alongside you as you navigate this. I have worked with people with the following difficulties: Grief and loss including the loss of a loved one, the end of a significant relationship, miscarriage, stillbirth, fertility issues, and unexpected loss such as suicide
 Cumulative/complicated grief including collective grief experiences e.g. COVID or grief of environmental issues
 Grief of unmet needs e.g. childless not by choice
 People who grew up with a parent who did not meet their needs
 Neurodiversity, particularly partners of those diagnosed with Autism or Asperger's
 People who identify as HSP (Highly Sensitive Person)
 Life transitions e.g. menopause, empty nest syndrome, separation and divorce
 Finding meaning and purpose in life
 Boundary work and sense of self
 The counselling I offer can be long or shorter term depending on your needs. I look forward to hearing from you. I am a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and abide by its Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions. |