I qualified as a counsellor in 2009 and I am passionate about counselling and the wonderfully amazing way it facilitates change in people’s lives. I experienced this first hand many years ago when, my life as I knew it, was changed for good.  Counselling is not a quick fix and involves an incredible amount of hard work and painful growing and stretching, but sticking with it, and trusting the process, is worth it.  I am living proof of this.

My previous career was in business management. However, since qualifying as a counsellor, I have worked as a Practice Manager for a counselling charity in Falkirk, worked on a voluntary basis as a counsellor, and I run my own private practice.

In addition to this, I run and own and organisation called, Greenwood Events, which offers affordable Continuing Professional Development (CPD) workshops for counsellors.  This enables me to regularly receive CPD which helps me to expand my practice and equips me to work in creative and different ways to help my clients.  It also means I keep up-to-date with the latest developments in the field of counselling.

I work from my home in Milton of Campsie (G66).

I am an Accredited Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and adhere to their Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling.  (BACP is a membership organisation and a registered charity that sets standards for therapeutic practice and provides information for therapists, clients of therapy, and the general public).

Training and Qualifications
PG Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Groupwork – 2018
Practising Schema Focused Therapy – February 2016
Developing Supervision Practice – September 2015
SCOTACS CBT Toolkit – April 2014
Diploma in Counselling (Person-Centred and Psychodynamic) – Jul 2009
In addition, many hours of regular Continuing Professional Development

Contact me : audrey@glasgow-counsellor.co.uk
Text or phone me on 07749416743

I offer a professional and caring relationship with all clients, adhering to the new General Data Protection Regulations (2018) which protects your privacy and rights to confidentiality.