I have been a professional counsellor and therapist for over 24 years. During this time I have worked within a busy NHS IAPT Psychological Therapy Service as Clinical Director and Clinical Lead and have my own Private Practice. My clinical time is spent seeing individual clients, either privately or NHS referred, and this is usually on a weekly basis. However, more frequently I am working with couples and groups and offer supervision to other therapists.
I have gained many thousands of hours clinical experience using psychodynamic, CBT and integrative based therapies, as well as TA, Solution-Focused and hypno-psychotherapeutic approaches.
Certificate and Diploma in Counselling with the Faversham Counselling Service (1991 - 1995) and The Tunbridge Wells Counselling Centre 1997/8. (WPF Training Centres)
PostGraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy (PGDip) with (KIMHS), Kent Institute for Medicine and Health Sciences, at Kent University.
Masters degree in Psychotherapy (MA) with (KIMHS), Kent Institute for Medicine and Health Sciences, at Kent University.
Hypnotherapy training with The National College of Hypnotherapists and Psychotherapists (1996/7).
Training and Certificates in:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (KIMHS)
Couples Counselling (Tunbridge Wells Counselling Centre)
Transactional Analysis, with Training South East England, having completed foundational training with KIMHS, at the University of Kent. (2003)
Clinical Supervisor (Faversham Counselling Service - 2000)
Supervisor for general practice and NHS IAPT Clinical Casework
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