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Sue Jack

Counsellor and Supervisor

Sue has worked as a therapist for the past ten years and has experience of offering both long and short-term work to adults and children. Alongside her private practice, Sue is a staff and student counsellor in Higher Education, having previously worked within schools and community settings. Sue has also worked within a mental health crisis service and family support. She has taught on counselling courses and offers supervision to both qualified and trainee counsellors and psychologists.

Sue is an integrative therapist, drawing on elements from a range of different theoretical approaches in order to ensure her approach meets the unique needs of her clients. She focuses great attention on establishing a positive therapeutic relationship with her clients, believing this to be an integral part of effective therapy.

Specialist areas

Physical, sexual and emotional abuse, self-harm, eating disorders, disabililty, stress, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, identity, loss and bereavement.

Counselling for young people (5-18 years)

Counselling can provide a safe, secure, supportive and confidential setting in order for young people to gain a better understanding of themselves and the situations facing them. When working with younger children Sue uses a variety of non-directive play therapy techniques to encourage them to explore painful issues that may be causing them distress. Using various forms of art, story-telling, puppets, soft toys and imaginative role play, children can be encouraged to tell their story and deal with their thoughts and feelings in a non-threatening way.

Specialist Areas

Bullying, lack of confidence/self-esteem, eating disorders, self-harm, abuse, difficulty controlling behaviour, alcohol/substance abuse, sexuality/gender issues, anxiety/depression, family problems, disability.

Qualifications

MA, B.Ed (Hons), Advanced Diploma Counselling, CERT. Counselling Supervision, MBACP (Accred.), UKRC (Reg).

Days and hours of work

Thursday afternoons and evenings (other times may be possible on request).


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