I realise there's something I do before I start a session. I let myself know that I am enough. Not perfect. Perfect wouldn't be enough. But that I am human, and that is enough. - Carl Rogers

Nora has worked as a counsellor for over ten years, supporting clients in both private practice and for local charities in Northern Ireland and Scotland. She is experienced working with a range of issues such as anxiety, depression, bereavement , low mood, trauma, loneliness, family and relationship issues and addiction. She works with individuals and also supports trainee therapists.

Nora is a member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) and holds a Diploma in Counselling for Children and Young People from Queen Margaret University Edinburgh and a Post Graduate Certificate in Adult Counselling Skills from University of Strathclyde (Glasgow) , both of which are BACP accredited.

"I provide a safe, compassionate and non-judgemental space to explore the difficulties you are facing. I offer support and insight that can help you develop new ways of coping. I hope to guide you towards feeling well, understood and able to make positive changes in your life.”

Who I work with: individuals, adults aged 16+ and students

How I work: face to face, online & telephone

When I see clients: Mondays 9-5pm, Wednesdays 12-5pm and Thursday 9-1pm

Therapy offered: Psychodynamic and integrative person-centred. Short and long term work

Frequency of sessions: Weekly preferred

Specialisms: self-esteem, anxiety, trauma, family dynamics, stress and life changes

Free consultation: 25 minutes by telephone

Fee per 50 minute session: £55

Concessions: low income and students £40-45

Cancellation fees: 48 hours before scheduled time incurs £10 late fee. No show or same day cancellations incur full session fee

Payments accepted: cash or bank transfer

Additional Information: LGBTQIA+ inclusive