Jacqueline Miller

I am an experienced qualified accredited person centred counsellor with private practice locations in and around North West London, Harley Street and Hackney E8 area.

Are you at a point in your life where you need space to focus on yourself, a confidential space where you can talk about what is happening for you? At times this can be difficult to do with friends or family. If you are feeling anxious and worried, suffering a bereavement, have self esteem issues or generally feel dissatisfied with where you are at the moment and want to explore what may be troubling you, I can help.

I use a humanistic approach which means I respect and encourage your autonomy whilst we are working together. I provide an emphatic safe and non judgmental space where you can feel seen and heard for who you truly are as an individual.

I understand that making the first step is the hardest, it can feel like the most daunting experience. I am able to listen when you make that call, I will be happy to answer questions about how I work.

I have over 18 years experience of working within the NHS. I have also worked in the private sector caring for individuals mental  well being. This sparked my interest in how psychotherapy can be a major support in reducing the impact of stress and distress on your overall health.

I am a clinical supervisor and have experience in supervising a range of professionals involved in direct work with individuals and families

I believe that supervision should provide a safe environment for the supervisee where they can feel supported, listened to and understood. It is essential that the therapist feels able to discuss ‘mistakes’ and misstatements as well as triumphs and successes with their Supervisor. I aim to help supervisees find their own way of working while helping them to develop and hold a safe ‘therapeutic frame’ that contains the client.

I work with supervisees to fit their practice to the context in which they are working whether this is private practice, voluntary organisations, the NHS or for private firms. I have experience of working as a counselling psychotherapist in all of these types of organisations. I understand how where you work affects how you practice.

I work with supervisees to create a safe and boundaried way of working as I believe that secure boundaries offer the possibility of free and creative work for client and therapist.