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ABOUT ME

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Qualifications

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PTSTA (P) - TEW taken in June 2022

Certificate in Clinical Supervision through an Intersectional Lens 

MSc Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy

Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA)

Diploma in Clinical Transactional Analysis

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

BA FIne Art

BSc Cognitive Science

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Accreditation

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I am a member of the following institutions and abide by their code of ethics:

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United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy  (UKCP)                  

European Association for Transactional Analysis (EATA)           

International Association of Relational Transactional Analysis  (IARTA)

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The Metanoia Institute

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"Shame dies when stories are told in safe spaces." -Ann Voskamp

​I completed my psychotherapy training at the Metanoia Institute, qualifying as a Certified & Clinical Transactional Analyst & Psychotherapist at MSc level, and I currently hold the title of Provisional Trainer & Supervisor in Transactional Analysis (PTSTA (P)). As an integrative practitioner, I also tend to draw on various psycho-therapeutic models to support an individualised approach to therapy dependent on expectation and need.  I see my self as a relational practitioner, whereby I am very present in the relationships I work within.

 

​I have worked in a number of clinical settings including the NHS, as well as for various charitable organisations which has widened my personal & clinical knowledge of working with more marginalised groups in society whereby 'difference' has hindered the life experience of individuals, and has led to a range of trauma & personal crisis.

 

In light of my clinical experience, I aim to foster an environment whereby 'all' are included regardless of race, gender identity, sexuality, class, age, and disability, and I apply an intersectional lens to my work, always being mindful of the social, cultural, and political conditions on lived experience.

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I have experience working with, but not limited to, a range of mental health conditions and diagnosis, themes around difference, identity, & diversity, substance & alcohol use (including chemsex engagement), LGBT+ themes, domestic violence, eating disorders, relationship issues, childhood trauma, issues relating to sex & libido, as well as themes that may arise at various existential stages of life.

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I see myself as a reflective practitioner, and I endeavour to engage in continuous professional development to support my own personal and professional growth. 

 

Please note that I am Clinically Supervised in all the Clinical work I undertake.

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