Approach
As an integrative therapist, Grace sees therapy as a collaborative exercise between client and therapist and combines a variety of modalities within her practice depending on the work at hand. Grace's experience covers a range of issues including grief, neurodiversity, depression, anxiety, relationships and identity issues, and she has particular experience working with young adults aged 18-25.
Fascinated by the mind-body connection and currently training as a yoga teacher, Grace leans into the somatic experience of her clients and incorporates various bodily-focused interventions into her practice, including breathing exercises and mindfulness techniques. As a former journalist, Grace is also interested in the power of narrative therapy and often invites clients to explore their own stories through therapeutic journal writing.
Qualifications & REGISTRATION
MA Advanced Clinical Practice in Psychotherapy and Counselling, The Minster Centre (current study)
Level 4 Advanced Diploma, Heartwood College of Counselling and Psychotherapy
Registered Member of the British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP)
Continued Professional Development
Level 5 Trauma-Informed Practice, The Voyage Deep-Dive with Lou Lebentz (current study)
Working with Bereavement and Complex Grief, British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
Understanding ADHD: Current Research and Practice, King's College London
Mental Health First Aid, Mental Health First Aid England
Trauma-Informed Practice (Gold Level), Thrive Ldn
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), LivingWorks
