We know life is busy, so we offer appointments with specific therapists later in the day to give you greater flexibility, and to ensure you can get the help you need. Below are alternate therapists who can offer evening appointments to suit you.
Natalie
Natalie graduated from the University Centre of Colchester in 2018 with a first class BA (Hons) degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Her degree focused on person-centred counselling theory, and she works in a relaxed, non-directive way, meaning that she will adapt her way of working to suit your needs and work with what you hope to achieve from your counselling journey. Since qualifying as a counsellor, Natalie has completed lots of continued professional development and worked with mental health and addiction support organisations, as well as in private practice. Her current work includes one-to-one counselling sessions, and she has experience of running family workshops with families affected by addiction. She is an individual member of the BACP, fully insured, and has an enhanced DBS. Natalie is also a clinical supervisor and has experience in various settings as a counsellor and supervisor, and so can offer support for a wide range of issues, such as anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, addiction, trauma, complex early years, bereavement and individuals within the LGBTQ+ community. Natalie is currently completing a DBT (Dialectical Behaviour Therapy) course, and a Working with Couples and Relationship course.
Natalie works with adults (18+). If you’d like to book an appointment with Natalie, please contact her via:
email: nataliescounselling@outlook.com
Call or text: 07544104145
Lucy
Lucy adopts a warm, empathetic and non-judgemental approach, and has had the opportunity to work with people from all walks of life and has experience working within the charity sector and the NHS.
Lucy completed her training at the Universityof East London in 2021 and was awarded a First class with honours degree in Integrative counselling, meaning that she can tailor her approach to everyone she works with. Working predominantly from a humanistic perspective, at the centre of her work with clients is building a therapeutic rapport, offering a safe space for her clients to explore what they need to within the therapy room. Some examples of the issues Lucy works with are, depression, anxiety, men’s mental health, life transitions, bereavement (including pet bereavement), addiction, relationship problems, low self- esteem, low self-confidence, and adverse childhood experiences. As part of Lucy’s professional responsibilities, she partakes in regular continuing professional development and is currently undergoing an Inner Child Healing Diploma. As an individual member of the BACP Lucy abides by their ethical framework, she is fully insured and has an enhanced DBS check.
To find out more about how Lucy works you can visit her website or contact her directly on the details below:
Website: https://www.openbooktherapyservices.co.uk/
Email: lucy@openbooktherapyservices.co.uk
Phone: 07355362057
