Lynsey has worked with a wide variety of issues over almost 10 years as a counsellor, including trauma and crisis intervention with the NHS and addiction with community counselling agencies. Lynsey received her Counselling Degree from Ulster University and is a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP).

"I provide a compassionate, safe and understanding space where we work together to explore and bring awarness to what is holding you back. We are all impacted by our pasts, but they do not need to define us in the present. Throught the safety of the therapeutic relationship, we can learn to understand and accept ourselves as we currently are. Therapy then identifies the ways of behaving, thinking and acting that are no longer helpful. Understanding this gives us insight and the ability to make long lasting changes. My role is to empower you to find the courage to be your true self."

Who I work with: individuals, over 18s, older people, students

How I work: face to face only

When I see clients: Monday 11:30-7:30pm and Friday 10-6pm

Therapy offered: Humanistic, integrative, existential, psychodynamic, CBT and solution focussed therapy

Frequency of sessions: I work on a weekly session model and am open to both short and long term client work

Specialisms: anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, trauma, relationships, life changes, loss, families impacted by addiction

Free consultation: yes by telephone

Fee per 50 minute session: £50

Cancellation fees: cancellations made less than 48 hours before appointment charged full session rate

Concessions available: yes, including students

Payments accepted: Bank transfer, 24 hrs preceding appointment