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Hi, I’m Lillie. I’m working toward my UKCP qualification in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy at the Minster Centre. I am a student member of the BACP and abide by their ethical framework. Outside of my therapeutic work I have been involved with professional development working for the School of Life (among other notable organisations).
In my work I look to create a safe, non-judgemental space for my clients, one in which they feel able to bring their full selves. Our first session will likely involve us talking through your goals for therapy be that working on a specific issue, working on your self acceptance (and compassion), coming into an awareness of yourself or whatever else if might be that you’re looking to work on. From there we can work toward your goals, checking in to ensure our therapeutic relationship is working for you. In the course of our work we will explore your past and present, untangling how your experiences shape your everyday life and relationships.
I am an integrative practitioner, this means I draw from various different therapeutic modalities depending on my clients needs. In working with techniques and tools from a mix of approaches I am able to tailor treatment to your specific needs.
I look to work in a flexible and collaborative way; adapting as and when your needs or circumstances change and, rather than taking a one size fits all approach, will use strategies that resonate with you.
I work with a broad range of clients and my focus is creating a meaningful and personalised experience for them. In terms of presenting issues I have worked with the following: Anxiety Low Mood Stress Low self-esteem Relationship difficulties OCD Chronic Pain This list is not expansive so please and I would be delighted to walk you through my experience in more depth should we connect.
If you would like to know more about my ways of working (or to work with me) let’s connect.
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