Jen Holland MA (Person Centred Psychotherapy)

Psychological pain is one of the most difficult things to overcome, often it consumes you, and you lose yourself. Therapy is about unfolding this, within a safe therapeutic relationship, where you are free to be yourself and find a way through, with me at your side. A key part of my practice as a counsellor, is working with you, rather than the diagnosis or label that you may have acquired. I want to enable you to disentangle and be free of the things that are holding you back, to become more authentic, and the you that you want to be. The foundations of this begin with me offering a safe and confidential space.

I work with clients who have experienced a variety of different things ranging from trauma, bereavement, relationship issues, and people facing uncertainty and transitional periods in their life, survivors of sexual abuse, domestic abuse, coercive control, people with addictions, terminal illnesses, general and complex mental health issues. I have a small private practice in Stamford, and I also work work as an Assistant Professor of Human Flourishing on the MA Person Centred Psychotherapy course at The University of Nottingham. My research is predominantly focussed on wellbeing and developing humanistic therapies for people who have experienced complex trauma.

The person centred approach is one that fosters psychological growth at it's core, if the right conditions are present in the therapeutic relationship it can be life changing. The relationship between you and your therapist is pivotal in this. I normally offer clients the opportunity to meet me, within my practice, to ensure that you feel comfortable in proceeding with therapy. Please do get in touch, if you would like any further details. I know that making that first call can be a big step.