Beata Tyka

I have been practising counselling and working as a hypnotherapist since 2012, with extensive experience in personal development. My interest in these fields began in my teenage years and has only deepened over time.

I lead popular workshops and training sessions, such as "Who Am I? Discover Yourself." Our events, including "Coffee with a counsellor", "Conversations between Two Hypnotherapists", "Walk for the Body, Mind, and Soul", "Femininity and Masculinity Coffee," and "Celebrating Life Energy" consistently draw significant interest.

My primary areas of expertise include interpersonal relationships and complex grief and loss. My therapeutic practice and interests span a wide range of areas, from working with genograms and exploring the mind-body-emotion connection to accessing inner wisdom, addressing mood disorders, managing burnout, practising forgiveness, exploring conscious parenting, and fostering self-love through enhanced self-esteem, lasting motivation, and self-discipline.

I take an individualised and holistic approach to therapy, tailoring methods and techniques to the specific needs and personalities of each client. As such, I am most aligned with the integrative approach to psychotherapy. During my studies, I gained in-depth knowledge of systemic, psychodynamic, and person-centred approaches, and through numerous courses and advanced training, I also became familiar with cognitive-behavioural therapy. I hold a vast number of certifications, training, and additional courses, too many to list in full.

A testament to my success and achievements in practice is the continuous flow of clients who come to me through the recommendations of former clients. Many return to work with me again, whether to address new challenges or to continue their personal development in other areas.

The values that guide my work in therapy include empathy, openness, patience, tolerance, and objectivity. I maintain ethical sensitivity, recognise and work with moral conflicts, and make decisions based on my judgement, guided by the core ethical principles of my profession. I am a good listener, skilled at focusing on my clients, and have a healthy sense of humour. I understand how to build a warm and supportive therapeutic relationship, providing a safe and nurturing environment for personal growth.

What particularly motivates me in my therapeutic work is the wealth of positive feedback and recommendations I have received throughout my many years of practice. I see therapy as a path to personal growth and a safe space for self-discovery.

I work with adults, teenagers, children, couples, and individuals of all genders. In addition, I am a clinical supervisor for other mental health professionals, including therapists, doctors, nurses, carers, and teachers.

Since 2019, I have collaborated with our local University Centre, where, as one of the trainers, I ensure the ethical conduct of counselling students. Recently, we have welcomed trainee students into our practice, where I oversee their supervision.

My mission is to support clients in discovering their inner wisdom and overcoming life’s challenges, enabling them to lead full and fulfilling lives.

I provide counselling and hypnotherapy in English and Polish.

In Counselling for individual sessions £55, for couples £75.

In hypnotherapy £30-300.

CPD Trainings

Year 2024

• August 5: Prevent for Further Education, Education & Training Foundation
• May 20: Understanding Autism, Level 2, NCFE

Year 2023

• September 28: Working with Aggressive People, New Skills Academy

Year 2022

• November 9: Highfield Level 2 Award in Customer Service, Grimsby Institute Group
• October 31: Keeping Children Safe in Education, DN Colleges Group, University Centre
• January 26: Crisis Safety Planning with Youth and Teens, Insights Certificate
• January 25: Embracing Suicidal Parts

Year 2021

• December 22: Slips, Trips & Falls in Education | Manual Handling | Fire Awareness, Scunthorpe, sl.safesmart.co.uk
• December 20: COVID-19 Educational Settings | Basic GDPR, North Lindsey College, Scunthorpe, sl.safesmart.co.uk
• December 3: Prevent Duty Essential Training, DN Colleges Group, ©
• 2020 The Education and Training Foundation
• November 13: Staff Equality Update, North Lindsey College, Juice ELearning Limited, PINNACLE Training Solutions Ltd, Scunthorpe
• November 12: Keeping Children Safe in Education, North Lindsey College, Scunthorpe (reading document)
• November 11: Social Media Training | Safeguarding Online Training, DN Colleges Group, University Centre, Scunthorpe
• November 9: Health and Safety at Work | Basic GDPR, Data Protection, DN Colleges Group, University Centre, Scunthorpe, sl.safesmart.co.uk
• November 5: MindWorks, Strengthening Emotional Resilience, Ambassador Training, Coaching and Consultancy LTD, Ongo, Scunthorpe
• October 15: Prevent, Online Training Course, The University Centre,
• North Lindsey College, Scunthorpe, HM Government

Year 2019

• February 1: Channel General Awareness module, College of Policing, North Lindsey College, Scunthorpe
• February 1: FE and Skills Equality & Diversity, PINNACLE Training Solutions Ltd for North Lindsey College, Scunthorpe

Year 2018

• April 11: Introduction to Hypnosis, Academy of Applied Hypnosis (3 hours)
• March 22: Personal Education Plan & SEND, Foster Carer Training, North Lincolnshire Council, Scunthorpe

Year 2017

• July 25: Reading and Journaling for Wellbeing, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• July 8: Telephone Support, Cruse Grimsby
• June 21: Introduction to Understanding Eating Disorders, Syeda, VANL Scunthorpe
• June 20: Child Sexual Exploitation, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• June 5 & 12: Pediatric First Aid, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• February 16: Assertiveness, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• December 15: Self-Esteem, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (3 hours)
• November 14: A Good Night's Sleep, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (3 hours)
• November 13, 20, 27: Anxiety Management, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (6 hours)
• November 2: Really Useful Toolbox, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (3 hours)
• October 19: Relaxation, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (3 hours)
• October 12: Motivation and Making Positive Changes, Recovery College, Scunthorpe (3 hours)

Year 2016

• October 5: Managing Critical Incidents Level 1, North Lincolnshire Council, Scunthorpe
• October 4: When Managing Like Normal Isn’t Working, North Lincolnshire Council, Scunthorpe
• August 15: Healthy Chat, Essential Public Health Training Level 1, North Lincolnshire Council, Scunthorpe
• July 3, 10, 17: Positive Wellbeing, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• July 5: NLP Practitioner Level, Home Study, Auspicium
• June 9, 16, 23, 30: Emotional Eating, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• June 11: Pre-Bereavement Course, Cruse Scunthorpe
• March 29: Suicidal Risk and Support, Relate Online
• March 9, 16: Managing Low Mood, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• March 9: Bereavement and Loss, Relate Online
• March 7: Substance Misuse and Couples, Relate Online
• February 22: Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Recovery College, Step Forward, Scunthorpe
• January 2016: Assertiveness and Confidence Building, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• January 15: Mindfulness, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• December 11: A Good Night’s Sleep, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• December 9: Assertiveness and Confidence Building, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• December 8: Relaxation, Recovery College, Scunthorpe
• December 2: Feedback Informed Practice, Relate Institute
• December 2: Gender and Sexual Diversity, Relate Institute
• November 29: Emotions in Mind Training, Cruse, Scunthorpe

Year 2008 - 2015

• September 15: Child Protection and Safeguarding Level 1, Relate Institute
• July 7-8: Cruse Bereavement Care National Conference
• June 19: LGBT Inclusion Training Course, Manchester, PACE
• March 9: Client Intake Meeting Training, Relate
• November 2014: Domestic Violence and Abuse: Assessment and Intervention, Relate
• September 2014: Domestic Violence and Abuse: Awareness and Safety, Relate Institute
• September 2014: Mental Health Awareness, Relate Institute
• September 10: Safeguarding Adolescents, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• September 5: Neglect and the Impact on the Child Level 1, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• July 2014: Child Protection Foundation Level 3, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• June 2014: Safeguarding Awareness Level 2, Local Safeguarding Children Board, North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe
• April 2014: An Introduction to Interpreting and Translating, Crosby Training Centre, Scunthorpe
• February 2014: Supporting the Military Family, Cruse Bereavement Care
• February 2014: Developing Your Telephone Skills, Cruse Bereavement Care
• June 2013: A Child's Grief, Cruse Bereavement Care, Grimsby
• 2011-2013: Several courses for care workers, including End of Life Training, Safeguarding Adults MCA & DLS, Epilepsy Awareness, Infection Control, Scunthorpe
• May 2013: NLP Foundation Diploma, The Brain People, London
• March 2012: Sudden and Traumatic Death, Cruse Bereavement Care
• December 2011: Action On Addiction, Relate Institute, Birmingham Relate
• June 23, 2010: OCR Level 2 Certificate in Adult Literacy, OCR
• August 2009: Business for International Students, University of Hull
• 2008: NVQ 2 Health & Social Care, North Lindsay College, Scunthorpe