Counselling is an active process; it is different from being advised or guidance, in that you will not be told what to do or given solutions to your problems.
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About Sue Doherty MBACP Accred UKRCP
Counselling is a way of helping people during times of difficulty, crisis or change. It is based on a confidential and respectful relationship between the counsellor and the client. It involves working to get in touch with feelings and thoughts about yourself, which may be related to something specific happening in your life at the time or may concern issues in the past which still trouble you today. Counselling is an active process; it is different from being advised or guidance, in that you will not be told what to do or given solutions to your problems. However, your counsellor will work with you on identifying your goals and in helping you to reach them. These may include getting to know yourself better, looking at how you relate to others and how you do things, identifying ingrained patterns of behaviour and developing new strategies for coping. Counselling will help you to get more out of life and maximise your potential.
QUALIFICATION DETAILS
- Accredited member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP - Accred.)
- United Kingdom Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (UKRCP) Registered Independent Counsellor
- Diploma of Higher Education (with Distinction) in Counselling - validated by John Moores' University, Liverpool - 1997.
- Working with Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuse (Support and Management) - ENB course RO6 - 1997.
- City and Guilds Stage 1 Teacher Training (Adults/Further Education) - 2002.
- University of Chester - modules from M.A. in Counselling: Brief Counselling; Working with Children and Young People: Training.
- Currently studying towards M.A. in Counselling Studies.
I am also studying with Relate, towards the Relate conversion course in couples counselling
Service Categories
Counselling, Psychotherapy
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