Ba (Hons), MBACP

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Phoebe founded Sapphire Practice Rooms in 2021 alongside her good friend and business partner Saskia. It was their intention to create a comforting, welcoming environment for clients and therapists to step into and hold space.

Phoebe is an integrative therapist, offering sessions both online or in person here at SPR.

Working with adults of all ages, she specialises in working relationally with individuals.

She will work with you to help you feel empowered to facilitate positive change and deepen your relationship with yourself. Becoming aware of the patterns and habits we may find ourselves in, she will collaboratively guide you through the process of emotional awareness and invite you to explore the process of change.

Her approach draws on Psychodynamic, Existential and Humanistic approaches. Phoebe has also completed further training on Parts Theory, Attachment Theory and various training around Somatic approaches to therapy.

Having recognised the benefits of having a personal practice of her own, Phoebe has recently qualified as a yoga teacher. She hosts retreats, community events and classes in the local area.

See Phoebe’s website and contact details here.

Saskia Layburn Ba (Hons), MBACP

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Saskia Co owns and runs Sapphire Practice Rooms with her business partner and good friend, Phoebe.

Saskia specialises in relational therapies. This includes, Couples/Relationship therapy and Individual therapy.

With emphasis on the self, Saskia works with her clients to release themselves from Victimhood and repetitious, unhealthy patterns and encourages her clients to move towards growing self-awareness, self-compassion and healthier, more fulfilling relationships. Saskia promotes reflexive, creative and somatic approaches to meeting her clients experiences and emotions.

During her career, Saskia has undertaken additional training in Psychosexual therapy, couple’s therapy and trauma informed approaches.

See Saskia’s website and contact details here.

Do you put on a brave face but feel sad, worried, or empty on the inside? I'd like to help. I am passionate about reducing distress, healing from trauma, and believing it's ok to be you.

I work with adults affected by anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem, often those who have experienced bereavement or childhood sexual abuse. I also have a special interest in supporting university students with the unique challenges they face. Our work together can help you to feel calmer, clearer, more confident, happier in your relationships, and hopeful about a way forward.

Visit my website for more info or to arrange an initial chat:

https://www.janemearescounselling.com

Our mental health and wellbeing is as important as our physical health, and I believe in the healing power of counselling. I am a qualified humanistic integrative Counsellor, offering therapy in person in Exeter, and also online.

I hold the relationship as central to effective therapy and my focus is on the person, not just the issue, to discover what benefits the most. My approach is to work with various therapeutic models, adapting to what best meets your needs at any given moment. In this you will have my full attention and acceptance, helping you to explore issues with sensitivity, and at a pace that is comfortable for you. I will stand beside you wherever you are within your struggles or difficulties.

Whether you're struggling with a life changing event or transitional period, anxiety, low mood, work or relationship issues, feelings of overwhelm, confusion, or feeling stuck or dissatisfied, I am here to provide a confidential and reliable relationship, providing support through difficult times. I believe in you, you are important and your needs matter.

I have a particular interest in supporting university students and have spent several academic years within the wellbeing team at the University of Exeter. In addition to my work as a counsellor, I am also a Reiki Practitioner and note the connection of mind, body and spirit.

If you would like more information, or to get in touch, please visit my website: www.wishing-you-well.co.uk

I'm a BACP registered, qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, NLP practitioner and a leadership and management coach with over ten years of experience professionally supporting people. My personal lived experience blended with my professional training provides an authentic base for our collaborative work.

Together we'll consider the influences (internal and external) that shape your world, in a relaxed, secure, trauma-informed environment. We'll work at depth to build your resilience and authenticity, cultivating a foundation for long-term personal development. I specialise in relationship issues, family conflict, domestic abuse, childhood trauma, childhood sexual abuse, and adult sexual abuse, incorporating mindfulness and inner journey work to support your exploration, understanding and releasing deep-rooted emotions and patterns.

I am deeply committed to social consciousness, and work within diversity. I provide personalised and inclusive support, creating a safe environment to explore a wide range of issues. I work face-to-face, online or over the phone and offer both short-term and long-term services, whether you're looking for brief support through a challenging time or seeking more in-depth exploration and growth. To arrange a free fifteen minute consultation please get in touch via jodaleytherapy@gmail.com or visit my website www.jodaley.com

Ba (Hons), MBACP

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Do you struggle with self-esteem? I offer a space to safely explore and get to know and understand yourself better.

Counselling can help you process emotions, manage life transitions and overcome challenges. It gives you awareness, clarity and a voice when you feel lost.

As a BACP-registered, integrative counsellor, I’m trained in a number of therapy styles, which I blend into my practice, depending on what is right for you.

The therapeutic relationship is the foundation of our work together. Humans are social, we are ‘wired to connect’ and counselling offers an opportunity to connectwith yourself and explore how you are in relationship. I work collaboratively with you so that you can be empowered to respond to your needs and ‘feel’ change, not just ‘think’ it.

I’m currently training to become a Senior Practitioner in Coaching (EMCC accredited) so can also offer Coaching to clients, either integrated into our work or as stand alone sessions.

If you’d like to know more about me and how I work, please visit my website https://www.unfurl-therapy.co.uk or email clio.unfurltherapy@gmail.

BA (Hons), MA, HCPC

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Since qualifying as an Arts Psychotherapist in 2016, I have dedicated myself to supporting people with their mental health and wellbeing. I have a vast amount of experience working both privately & for charitable organisations. I specialise in supporting women & the LGBTQ+ community over the age of 18.

Issues I have particular experience working with include anxiety, depression, stress & burnout, trauma, loss & bereavement, major life transitions, loss of identity, low self-esteem & low self-confidence, perfectionism, neurodiversity (including autism & ADHD), existential & spiritual exploration, relationship & family dynamics, navigating the menstrual cycle & coping with menstrual conditions, such as PMS & premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).

I also have experience of working with the LGBTQ+ community & have a passion for supporting those in the community & those who are questioning their sexual orientation or gender identity.

In addition to being an Arts Psychotherapist, I am also trained in yoga, mindfulness, nature connection & cacao & as a result, my approach to therapy is always holistic and transpersonal. I will work with you to explore, create & grow within our therapy sessions, providing you with a non-judgemental, safe space in which you can express your most true, authentic self.

I currently offer 1-1 arts psychotherapy sessions and 1-1 cacao-assisted psychotherapy both in person and online. To find out more & book in your free 15 minute consultation call, please contact me via email (info@elkandether.co.uk) or visit my website- www.elkandether.co.uk.

Psychotherapy is a bit like building an extension on our home. Our home, is ourselves. Wherever we go in the world, we take ourselves with us. We are our vehicle to life. Would you like to navigate the rollercoaster of life, in a home that is built the way you have chosen; that is solid and stable and where there are no limits, to its growth?

The good news about building your extension, is that you don’t have to do the work alone. Introducing…me! I’m Jade. I love being a therapist. I will be steadfastly alongside you, as you explore yourself and your reasons for arriving into therapy. Through working with me, it is possible to live your life with more ease, comfort and choice.

I’m currently in Advanced Training; which is accredited by the UKCP. UKCP are the leading organisation for Psychotherapists in the UK. This means I adhere to their high ethical standards, and I undergo their high standards of training and practice. I’m also a University Lecturer, teaching on Undergraduate Psychology and Counselling courses.

For a free, 15 minute consultation to see if we’d be a good fit to work together, please visit my website www.jadehowe.co.uk

I am a registered member of the BACP and have a Masters Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy.  My background is in Perinatal Mental Health, bereavement, and domestic abuse and I have over 20 years of experience working within the Early Years.

I understand that reaching out and going to therapy can often be a big and daunting step. Therefore, creating a trusting relationship that gives you the support and safety you need is central to the way I work. My approach is warm, compassionate, and supportive of your individual needs, helping you to feel seen, heard, and understood.

I have a passion for supporting new mums on their journey into parenthood and recognise what an incredibly challenging time it can be; we can often feel judgement, lonely and have expectations of ourselves and from society that pregnancy and motherhood should feel a certain way. We can have many questions – Why is being a new parent not what I expected? Why haven’t I bonded with my baby? Why do I feel so sad? Does my baby like me? Why does my baby cry all the time? Am I doing it right?

I can work with you to explore both conscious and unconscious factors within your relationship with your baby. Often these factors are influenced by our own experience of our own childhood and how we were parented. 

If you would like more information, have any questions or would like to book a free 15-minute consultation, please visit my website katierobertsontherapy.co.uk 

MA, PG Cert, Adv Dip Supervision, MBACP

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I am a BACP registered integrative psychotherapist, counsellor, and supervisor. I offer curiosity, non-judgemental exploration and gentle challenge, to support my clients to gain a deeper understanding of their lives and how they relate to others.

I have particular experience working with attachment - related issues, trauma, neurodivergence, anxiety, depression, social marginalisation, perinatal, and family-related issues. I have worked extensively with survivors of domestic abuse, coercive control, and narcissistic abuse.

My approach is client-centered, relational, and integrative, drawing from psychodynamic, humanistic, and somatic modalities. I believe that my clients are the experts in their own lives and have the capacity to fulfil their own potential if given a space where they feel heard and accepted.

As a supervisor, I work with both trainees and experienced therapists, using an integrative and process-oriented model with a focus on the psychodynamic, relational, and attachment focused approach. I perceive the supervisory space to be an opportunity for collaboration, creativity and containment. A space to share ideas, hopes, concerns, safeguarding issues or stuckness within your practice. To think together about how supervisees can be empowered to notice and embrace the multiplicity of the options available.

I welcome clients and supervisees from all backgrounds, genders, sexual orientations and nationalities.

You can find out more at:

www.sarahcunninghamtherapy.com

BA (Hons), MA, MA

HCPC Registered

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Since qualifying in 2016 my experience primarily consists of supporting people with: eating disorders, body image concerns and LGBT+ related issues (including gender dysphoria, coming out, internalised homophobia or transphobia, family rejection, and the process of transitioning). I also have experience working in the field of addiction and perinatal trauma. A common feature of therapy concerning all of the above is the management of anxiety, depression, stress, burnout and related issues. I currently offer 1-1 therapy in person in Central Exeter for adults aged 18+.

My primary training is in Dramatherapy which is a creative form of Psychotherapy. This means that as well as talking we may also explore the use of artwork, stories, metaphors, creative writing, objects and other creative tools. In addition, i'm a qualified Sound Therapist and i'm also trained in MANTRA (Maudsley Model of Anorexia Nervosa Treatment for Adults).

My approach is adaptable and integrative, meaning I will work with you to find a way of engaging with therapy that feels most supportive to you. My aim is to consistently provide a non-judgmental, relaxed and safe space for you to explore your inner landscape which I hope will help to connect you with the most authentic version of yourself.

To find out more & book in your free 15 minute consultation call, please contact me via email (info@elkandether.co.uk)or visit my website- www.elkandether.co.uk.

I offer you the opportunity to share what is going on for you in a calm, safe and confidential space.  This is your space and your time to be heard.

You may be feeling overwhelmed, and I am here to listen and support you to ‘unpack’ the thoughts, feelings and emotions that may have become painful, ignored, too heavy to carry, or silenced.

Together we can work towards a better understanding of what has brought you here, and to enable the comfort and relief necessary to move forward.

My specialist areas of work are in: Anxiety & Depression, High Sensitivity, Autism & ADHD, Identity, Low self-esteem, Loneliness, and Trauma.

I am a qualified Counsellor and Psychotherapist and an Accredited Registrant with the NCPS.

You are very welcome to get in touch for an initial conversation.

www.theshorecounselling.co.uk

theshorecontact@gmail.com

BA (Hons), MBACP

Sometimes life is hard. I recognise that we are all unique and your reasons for seeking therapy will be as individual as you. As an Integrative Counsellor, I can help you to; implement changes, process trauma safely, increase self-worth, manage symptoms of anxiety and/or depression, look at how past experiences and/or relationships may be impacting you in the present and much more, in ways that resonate with you. I believe that we are all unique and so should be our approach to therapy.

I am a trauma informed therapist and my training includes; CBT, Humanistic and Psychodynamic approaches to therapy. Whilst these theories and techniques are important and enhance me professionally, it is the therapeutic relationship which you and I build that will become central to the therapy, which is why it is so important to find a therapist you feel you can build a safe, trusting relationship with.

If you would to find out more information about how I work or to arrange a free 20 minute initial consultation call, please visit my website: www.amymellincounselling.com or email amymellincounselling@outlook.com.

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