Michelle Harrison-Lee MBACP (Snr.Accred ) COSRT (Accred) GSRDT (Accred)

Training, qualifications & experience

2002      Cert CC Relate
              Certificate In Marital & Couple Counselling Theory & Practice

2005      Post Graduate Diploma in Couple Therapy
              (East London University)

2006      BACP Accreditation as a Counsellor & Psychotherapist
              (British Association of Counsellors & Psychotherapists)

2006/7    Therapeutic mediation pilot scheme working with homeless prevention with youths and their families
              (Local London Authorities)

2007/8    Work with Relate as a clinical supervisor
              (Relate the relationship people)

2009       Open my own private practice giving clinical supervision to Licensed and
              Trainee practitioners

2010       Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Supervision
              (University of Hull)

2010       Qualification as a Group Skills For Trainers
              (Awarded by the National Open College Network  - NOCN)

2014      Post Graduate Diploma in Psychosexual Therapy
              (University of Hull)

2017      COSRT (Accred) College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists

2017      BACP Senior Accreditd Supervisor (Individuals)

2017      Accredited Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversities Therapist (Accred GSRDT)

Other areas of counselling I deal with

MHL Counselling - Main Categories of Therapy:

• Counselling & Psychotherapy
  
• Relationship Issues
• Couple Counselling
• Psychosexual Therapy
  
• Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversities Therapist (LGBTQ+)
  
• Clinical Supervision
  

Further information

Counselling is a confidential, professional service. Clients would meet with the counsellor in a safe environment, in order to talk about their problems, enabling them to look at many aspects of their life, their relationships, and themselves in a way that they may not have considered, or been able to face before.                                                                                    

Counselling can also be used to help increase self awareness, help promote better relationships with people, as well as improve self confidence and self esteem.                       

The counsellor may help the client to examine in detail, the behaviour or situations which are proving troublesome, and to find an area where it would be possible to initiate some change.                                

The counselling process is about finding ways to deal more effectively with feelings, behaviours, relationships, and life's issues.