Who am I?
I am a qualified counsellor, accredited with BACP - this means that I have achieved a significant level of training and experience as recognised by the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists, and I work to their code of ethics (copies of this are available on request). I work with both young people and adults, and have a wide range of experience with both these client groups. Many of the clients I have worked with over the years, would describe their issues as including grief and bereavement, loss of various kinds, anxiety, self esteem and confidence problems, sexual and physical abuse, and various forms of self-harm including addiction issues. In addition I also work with couples struggling with issues in thier relationship.
As a person-centred counsellor, I prefer not to label my clients' problems, but rather deal with the person in front of me, to help them find their own solutions, to their own problems.
In order to ensure that my clients receive the best possible care, I attend regular supervision.
As a person-centred counsellor, I prefer not to label my clients' problems, but rather deal with the person in front of me, to help them find their own solutions, to their own problems.
In order to ensure that my clients receive the best possible care, I attend regular supervision.
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Client Feedback.
"Trisha was very easy to talk to and made me feel relaxed and at ease. It was easy to talk freely about my feelings and shortcomings. I was wary about counselling in general, but I found Trisha's approach friendly and relaxing, enabling me to express my feelings and emotions freely." Mr W, Morecambe.
"Counselling helped balance everything out, calm things down and helped me to personally sort things out."
Mr B, Lancaster.
"Counselling allowed me to talk openly about what I was thinking and it helped me think things through logically.
It has helped me a lot - I'm coping much better overall." Miss F, Kendal.
"Counselling helped balance everything out, calm things down and helped me to personally sort things out."
Mr B, Lancaster.
"Counselling allowed me to talk openly about what I was thinking and it helped me think things through logically.
It has helped me a lot - I'm coping much better overall." Miss F, Kendal.
