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We can all sometimes find ourselves in peculiar and uncertain places; in need to work out what is going on, wanting to express our thoughts and feelings without being judged.
I specialise in supporting clients dealing with bereavement and other forms of loss. I also have experience helping people with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and attachment issues among others.
I come from a war torn country and have worked with clients from multi cultural and multi faith backgrounds. I have a listening ear for all differences.
I have been working as a bereavement counsellor for 17 years. I began working online during the lockdown. Grief can be a difficult and lonely place and it can also unearth other unresolved or ‘dormant’ issues, such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and attachment issues to name a few.
However, bereavement can also be a starting point to self-discovery and healing. As a counsellor, I will give you space to explore and talk through your difficulties in a safe, non-judgemental and confidential environment.
As an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) I adhere to the BACP Ethical Framework and my work is regularly supervised. I am also a professional member of the Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy Online (ACTO) both as an online counsellor and supervisor (one to one and group).
I use an integrative approach in work with my clients, encompassing psychodynamic, person-centred and relational psychotherapy depending on my client’s needs. I listen to my client’s feelings, thoughts and bodily sensations and support the client in exploring and understanding them.
Adults 18+.
Bereavement and Loss
Pet bereavement
Anxiety
Depression
Low self esteem
Attachment issues
Worries about life choices
Trauma
£50
English, Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin and Bosnian.
I specialise in supporting clients dealing with bereavement and other forms of loss. I also have experience helping people with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and attachment issues among others.
I come from a war torn country and have worked with clients from multi cultural and multi faith backgrounds. I have a listening ear for all differences.
I qualified as an online supervisor in January 2023. I have a small practice working one to one and with groups. I enjoy supervision and am told that I am open and approachable. I respect my supervisees and welcome their different theoretical approaches and unique personalities.
Bereavement and Loss
Pet bereavement
Anxiety,
Depression,
Low self esteem
Attachment issues
Worries about life choices
Trauma
In both individual and group supervision, I am drawn to the Seven Eyed model, as it gives me a helicopter view of what is happening in the room between my supervisee and their clients. I also apply the four level process in all contexts of supervision as it equips me to monitor and support supervisee’s developmental level of competence.
I use an integrative approach for supervision; I draw my knowledge of psychodynamic, person centred and relational approaches in order to equip me with the best possible view in both individual and group supervision.
In group supervision, I am drawn to Inskipp and Proctor Type 3, the ‘Co- operative Group’, where group members are active co-supervisors, taking responsibility in what they want from the group and how they would like to be supervised. This way of working doesn’t mean that the supervisor has a less active role in leading the group and supporting them to achieve what they all need to get from it. It is a more relational way of working, which requires from the supervisor to be in tune with what is going on in the group, monitoring and facilitating.
£50
English, Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin and Bosnian