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There are currently no UK laws in place that stipulate the level of training required for an individual to practise as a counsellor or psychotherapist. Therefore, it is important that you find your therapist though a reputable organisation which only employs fully trained and registered clinicians. Whilst most counsellors are trained to work with one person in the room, our counsellors and therapists are all Relate trained with years of experience of working with couples and families
Our team are not only trained to the highest standards, but this training is ongoing to ensure we are at the forefront of best practice across all disciplines.
Our services are also listed on http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/ where you will find more information about qualifications and standards.
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I am a Counsellor with 28 years of experience. I have also been a Clinical Supervisor for 18 years.
I work with couples, individuals, and young people. I am also a family therapist. Formally working in the education sector, I have extensive experience in working with neurodivergent, and what used to be referred to as ‘statemented children’ aged six to eleven years of age.
Much of my practise now is in supporting neurodivergent couples, both ones that have been diagnosed and those awaiting who are awaiting assessment referrals. I have worked in primary care for many years offering support and strategies which help people manage anxiety, depression and loss themes.
I am passionate about supporting those that cannot afford private counselling. This is my main drive to working with a charitable, not-for-profit organisation such as The Relationship Therapy Centre.
I have been a Relate trained counsellor since 2007 having completed a University of East London Relate Graduate Certificate Foundation in Couple Counselling, Family counselling, individual counselling & working with young people.
My areas of expertise are working with couples whose relationship has become distant, non-communicative and toxic as well as relationships that have experienced affairs. I also spent time counselling separated & divorcing parents. Many couples attended the courses to understand better how to help their children.
Individual and young person’s counselling focusing on depression, anxiety, mental health worries, work based & family issues, including low self-esteem & confidence. Family counselling looks at the dynamics within family life & and works to improve communication, and parent and children’s relationships.
I am a qualified counsellor with 15 years of experience working with individuals, groups, and couples. My approach is integrative and grounded in a therapeutic training, including Transactional Analysis, Psychodynamic, Systemic, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). These approaches are integrated into the counselling process.
I have a Masters Degree, post graduate qualifications and a number of diplomas relating to disordered eating.
At TRTC, couple counselling provides a structured and compassionate space to navigate relational challenges. Whether you’re facing ongoing conflict, communication breakdowns, or periods of emotional disconnection, our work together aims to foster understanding, restore connection, and promote lasting change.
Drawing from a range of therapeutic modalities, I support couples in exploring how both partners contribute—consciously or unconsciously—to the difficulties they are experiencing. We work collaboratively to identify patterns, improve communication, and develop healthier ways of relating. The goal is to move toward a more satisfying, resilient partnership grounded in mutual respect and emotional awareness.
I have 30+ years’ experience of working with people who have suffered trauma, anxiety, bereavement, and depression. I have a particular interest in working with anyone to empower them to know, understand, and unapologetically be their true authentic selves, improving self-esteem and confidence in life, and relationships.
I have a person-centred trauma informed approach which means that I will work with your individual needs and tailor my approach accordingly.
During my varied career, I have seen first-hand how therapy can transform people’s lives, ensuring that any issues or concerns cannot be overcome, and that you can live a full and enjoyable life.
Michelle is an integrative psychotherapist and relationship therapist working both in private practice and, proudly, with Relationships England and Wales at The Relationship Therapy Centre, Worcester.
She began her professional journey with a fulfilling nursing career, primarily in primary care and sexual health, before an extended period of ill health led her to reassess her path. In 2006, Michelle began volunteering with the Samaritans, a role she held for fifteen years and one that deeply inspired her to retrain as a psychotherapist.
Michelle went on to earn a Foundation Degree in Counselling and the Relate Certificate in Relational Counselling. Passionate about the value of therapy, she encourages everyone to experience it, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, communication, and continual growth.
“I believe that everyone should engage with therapy at least once in their lives, particularly when they are in a relationship, however contented it seems. We are all individuals with our own quirks and needs, and therapy gives us the opportunity to tune up our communication skills and address any lingering issues, preventing them from blowing up into major difficulties. We can all learn to be better partners – me too!”
Eileen has worked as a trained Relate counsellor since 2007 and sees couples, individuals and young people from the age of 11 years. She has a special qualification in working with couples where one partner has depression or anxiety.
Eileen also worked as our lead counsellor on a special project with Macmillan Cancer Care, providing counselling support to individuals with a cancer diagnosis, their partners and family.
Eileen has delivered many training courses for us, including those commissioned by CAFCASS for separating parents, as well as those designed for organisations and the general public on counselling-related topics. Prior to training as a counsellor, Eileen’s professional background was in human resources and training.
I am a Relate trained therapist. My approach is integrative and client-centred, drawing from evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Family systems theory and Psychodynamic theory. I collaborate with you to explore underlying dynamics, enhance understanding, and develop practical strategies for lasting change.
I believe that every relationship has the potential for growth and healing. My role is to support you in uncovering strengths, fostering empathy, and creating healthier patterns of interaction. If you’re ready to take the first step towards healing and deeper connection, I’d be honoured to support you.
As a Relate trained qualified relationship counsellor, I am passionate about helping couples to reconnect and build positive ways of communicating to enhance their relationships. I also work with individuals who wish to gain a better understanding of themselves and their relationship challenges past and present. I have over 30 years’ work experience in the voluntary sector including volunteering as a rape and sexual abuse counsellor.
I am a psychotherapist with over 12 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families. I hold a Master’s degree in Relationship Therapy and offer an integrative approach tailored to each client’s needs. Drawing from systemic and psychodynamic frameworks, as well as other evidence-based methods, I work collaboratively to support meaningful, lasting change.
I am a compassionate, experienced Relate trained counsellor, qualified to work with both couples and individuals. My approach is compassionate and non-judgmental.
Together we will explore why there may be disconnection and unmet needs, and how to get the relationship you really want.
I’m a qualified integrative counsellor for adults and Relate trained relationship therapist. Even though I am person-centred, gestalt, CBT, psychodynamic and systemically trained, the relationship between yourself and I is above all is the most important for growth to happen, providing a space to be real without feeling judged.
I have also volunteered for charities for the past 8 years providing emotional support for children and families and I hope to in the near future get my qualifications in this area too.
Like a general doctor practitioner, I like to think myself as like a general therapist, I don’t have a specialist area but would work with anxiety, depression, communication issues, resilience etc. I am also neurodiverse, so I tend to work with metaphors, images and all things creative.
I am Relate trained relationship counsellor and I have a real passion for the work I do. I use both systemic and psychodynamic approaches to work with couples and individuals who are experiencing relationship difficulties such as poor communication, infidelity, life stage changes, sexual incompatibility, grief, and conflict. I have over 30 years’ experience working within the NHS as a diagnostic radiographer and a staff wellbeing facilitator.
