Anna Baulch-Jones MBACP (Accred) | ![]() |
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Anna Baulch-Jones Birmingham Counselling and Psychotherapy Centre 127-131 Pottery Road Warley Woods Birmingham West Mids B68 9HE View map |
Additional Address Guildhall Buildings 4th Floor Navigation Street Birmingham West Mids B2 4BT View map |
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tel: 07946 414 727
web: abjcounselling.co.uk Click here to Email me | ||
Profile
Are you looking for someone to talk to, or someone to help you through difficult times? I offer a safe confidential place for you to talk and explore what is troubling you.I work with the belief that you know how to support yourself and how to solve your own problems, but sometimes you may get stuck in an unhelpful pattern and need someone else to help you to get out of it. Sometimes this may need a cognitive approach, sometimes a creative one, it depends on you.
I offer long term and short term therapy and personal development work. I enjoy working creatively and am able to support you when you are vulnerable and to challenge you when you are stuck.
Why not give me a call for a free ten minute chat?
I am an experienced BACP Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist and a UKRCP Registered Independent Counsellor. I have training in Gestalt and Person Centred counselling and Gestalt psychotherapy. Gestalt is an integrative therapy and provides an opportunity to increase awareness of your self and your relationships.
Training, Qualifications & Experience
Certificate in Counselling Skills 2002
Certificate in Counselling Studies 2003
Cruse, Understanding Bereavement 2005
Level 4 Diploma in Counselling 2005
Currently in fourth year of Psychotherapy training
Additional workshops undertaken in 2008 in Diversity, Creativity, and use of sandtrays.
Additional workhops undertaken in 2009 in Bodywork, use of CBT and Brief Therapy
Areas of counselling I deal with
Other areas of counselling I deal with
Domestic Abuse
Fees
£35 for a 50 minute session
I have a few lower fee places, please enquire about availability.
Further Information
Please note that I am an ACCREDITED member of BACP, this is not the same as being a member.
Accreditation enables clients, employers and colleagues to recognise proven, competent practitioners. This means that the selection of a counsellor or therapist can be based on an informed choice rather than speculation. To date, BACP has nearly 8,000 accredited counsellor/psychotherapists.
BACP counsellor/psychotherapist accreditation is awarded to members who can meet the standard for accreditation. This standard is supported by the criteria for application. To become accredited, you must provide enough evidence to show that you can meet each criterion and that you can meet the overall standard for the scheme.



