Qualifications

MSc Applied Psychology, L6 Certificate in Therapeutic Supervision, Diploma in Children and Young Peoples Therapy, Diploma in Couples and Relationship Counselling, Certificate in Online and Telephone Therapy

Therapeutic Approach

CBT, Integrative, Person-centred, Psychodynamic, TA

Membership body

BACP (Accred.)

Years practicing

10 years

Issues worked with

Anxiety, Loneliness, Gambling, Relationships, Schizophrenia, Trauma, ADHD, Phobias, Parenting, Bipolar, Aspergers, Social anxiety, Anger, Emotional abuse, Childhood abuse, Depression, Stress, Personal growth/wellbeing, Personality disorders, Suicidal thoughts, Self-esteem, Gender identity, Alcohol, Bullying, OCD, Physical abuse, PTSD, Abuse, Self-harm, Sexual abuse, Autism spectrum disorder.

Special interest areas

I have extensive experience supporting men, women and adolescents with Anxiety, Stress, Domestic Abuse, Personality Disorders and Chronic Health complaints and Depression. I also work closely with developing peoples' self-worth and character through forming their awareness of self-acceptance.

Personal Statement

Hello, I’m Jayne, a wellbeing psychologist working to the BACP’s code of ethics of which I am an accredited member. I enjoy drawing on both counselling and psychological approaches to tailor session to suit the individual needs of each and every client I work with. My underpinning is Person Centred Therapy (PCT) that I compliment with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic, Transactional Analysis (TA) along with other approaches. In addition, I am a qualified Rewind Practitioner and Therapeutic Supervisor.

It is important for me to develop a mutually trusting therapeutic relationship with my clients as this is a crucial aspect that enable change, growth and empowerment to take place. I achieve this by offering a safe confidential space for people to relax and explore their thoughts and feelings.