
Amy Walshe
Coming to counselling can be a scary (and brave) step to take.
It involves opening up to a complete stranger about things you may have kept inside for many years
Coming to counselling can be a scary (and brave) step to take.
It involves opening up to a complete stranger about things you may have kept inside for many years
I aim to equip individuals with a greater understanding of themselves and the necessary skills to overcome past difficulties and current challenges
My aim is to understand your presenting issue in depth, look for patterns in relationships and current behaviour and to work with you to formulate effective solutions.
Wherever you are on your personal journey, our lives have purpose. Your individual purpose is not comparable to anyone else’s – it is all about you. It’s what makes you feel complete, content and at peace with yourself.
The key to counselling and psychotherapy is that it is a space that is your own; one that is empathic, safe and non-judgemental. I will listen to you.
Whatever your personal circumstances the Centre for Therapy aim to help put you in touch with a therapist that can help.