Emma Dunn


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About me
Hello, I am Emma. I work with individuals and couples.
Therapists are all different, it is important to find the right one for you. I work with a range of ages and issues, from anxiety to existential angst, depression to anger. I also support those with ADHD or believe they have many symptoms of ADHD and ADD.
I have experience with eating disorders, but I am not a replacement for a full team of staff which might, at times be more appropriate.
Much of my work is exploring how we think and relate to people and experiences. I use aspects of Mindfulness to help, for example recognising what is just a thought and what is fact.
I have worked in the NHS for a long period, as a dietitian, and now enjoy being self employed having autonomy to work with you in a way that suits you. I can provide as many sessions as you feel you need.
I work face to face and can also offer zoom online consultations if you prefer
I have experience working with anxiety. I have an understanding of the biology of stress which you might find helpful, knowing your anxiety is natural, and shared by others.
If you come as a couple we will explore the difficulties you are having, and identify what can be done to change the dynamics in your relationship.
I incorporate Buddhist ideas and mindfulness in to much of my work, I am not a Buddhist and welcome anyone from any faith.
I offer Mindfulness workshops for 4-6 people, these can be an introduction to Mindfulness, Mindful eating, or understanding stress and anxiety or bespoke for your friends, business or employees.
I am trained to teach MBSR
Key areas -
- Anxiety and stress
- Panic attacks
- Depression
- Anger
- ADHD and ADD
- The emotional fallout of physical and emotional abuse
- Self esteem
- Over and under eating
- Feeling 'lost' and without purpose
Counselling can be for anyone who wants space to think and reflect, it can provide a non-judgemental opportunity to work through problems and decisions. I do not think of mental health as an illness, I believe our choices and behaviours are a reflection of who we are, this might be because of our genes and because of our experiences of life. Counselling helps us look at this openly and without judgement, and to see if we can perhaps make different choices based on new experiences.
My website will provide you with more information, or ring for a chat.
My privacy policy is also available on my website.
Training, qualifications & experience
M.A Psychotherapy and Counselling
University of Bangor-CMRP Mindfulness, Teacher Training level 1, level 2
Certificate in Couples Counselling
Certificate in Counselling Skills
B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics
Behaviour Change Training
Post natal exercise trainer
Transactional analysis- Introduction TA101
Therapeutic use of Mindfulness- British Mindfulness Institute
Mindfulness Instructor- diploma
Moving your Practice online-In times of crisis CPD
I have experience within the voluntary sector including young adults and sexual abuse.
Member organisations
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Accredited register membership

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Areas of counselling I deal with
Other areas of counselling I deal with
I am experienced in working with issues related to spirituality, mindfulness and related topics.
Therapies offered
Fees
£35.00 - £80.00
Concessions offered for
Additional information
Sessions 60 minutes for individuals
Assessment £35, Appointment £60 Block booking discounts available for individuals
Sessions 75 minutes for couples
Appointment £80.
Trainee counsellors/concessions £35
When I work
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Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9.00 am-5.00 pm Wednesday 4.30-8.00 pm
Some flexibility in the evening is offered to couples who both work full time.
Further information
My office is on the lower ground floor, access is through a door directly into my rooms.
I am able to offer bespoke On-line Mindfulness courses, including ones for Mindful eating.