Lucy Felton

I work in a client-centred way where the client’s needs are at the forefront of our therapeutic journey. I will support you in a non-judging and safe place, for you to explore your feelings, struggles and concerns.

My counselling practice has focused on working with clients experiencing domestic and sexual abuse, trauma, depression, anxiety, bereavement and loss, birth trauma and post-natal depression, loneliness and isolation, work and study stresses, family and relationship difficulties, disordered eating, identity struggles and low self-esteem. I have over ten years’ experience supporting young people (9+) including young people with disabilities, young offenders, children in care and young carers. Further to this I have experience supporting adults with disabilities and their families, specifically ABI and stroke. I have also supported children and young people with pre/post bereavement as a counsellor at a local hospice.

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor and have a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art, I often use creative therapies within counselling work. I also have specialist knowledge and training in mental health, LGBTQIA+, sexual health, stopping smoking, child bereavement, stroke care, safeguarding, domestic abuse and sexual assault and disordered eating.

I have completed training for counsellors and therapists from Gendered Intelligence (GI) to support trans, gender diverse and questioning people, I am a member of the GI Network for Therapists and Counsellors. I am LGBTQIA+ affirming.

I am also an accredited infant and neonatal loss practitioner through the Foundation For Infant Loss.

I am a CPCAB Level 6 qualified Clinical Supervisor, with post-qualifying training for counselling children and young people. I also hold a level 4 safeguarding qualification and have completed 200 hours of advanced accredited training for online and telephone counselling and I am a Level 2 Professional Member of the Association for Counselling & Therapy Online (ACTO).

I work in a client-centred way where the client’s needs are at the forefront of our therapeutic journey. I will support you in a non-judging and safe place, for you to explore your feelings, struggles and concerns.

My counselling practice has focused on working with clients experiencing domestic and sexual abuse, trauma, depression, anxiety, bereavement and loss, birth trauma and post-natal depression, loneliness and isolation, work and study stresses, family and relationship difficulties, disordered eating, identity struggles and low self-esteem. I have over ten years’ experience supporting young people (11+) including young people with disabilities, young offenders, children in care and young carers. Further to this I have experience supporting adults with disabilities and their families, specifically acquired brain injury and stroke. I have also supported children and young people with pre and post bereavement as a counsellor at a local hospice.

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor and have a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art, I often use creative therapies within counselling work. I also have specialist knowledge and training in mental health, LGBTQIA+, sexual health, stopping smoking, child bereavement, stroke care, safeguarding, domestic abuse and sexual assault and disordered eating.

I have completed training for counsellors and therapists from Gendered Intelligence (GI) to support trans, gender diverse and questioning people, I am a member of the GI Network for Therapists and Counsellors. I am LGBTQIA+ affirming.

I am also an accredited infant and neonatal loss practitioner through the Foundation For Infant Loss.

I am a CPCAB Level 6 qualified Clinical Supervisor, hold a level 4 safeguarding qualification and have completed 200 hours of advanced accredited training for online and telephone counselling and am a Level 2 Professional Member of the Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO).

 www.riverwoodcounselling.co.uk

I work in a client-centred way where the client’s needs are at the forefront of our therapeutic journey. I will support you in a non-judging and safe place, for you to explore your feelings, struggles and concerns.

​My counselling practice has focused on working with clients experiencing domestic and sexual abuse, trauma, depression, anxiety, bereavement and loss, birth trauma and post-natal depression, loneliness and isolation, work and study stresses, family and relationship difficulties, disordered eating, identity struggles and low self-esteem. I have over ten years’ experience supporting young people (9+) including young people with disabilities, young offenders, children in care and young carers. Further to this I have experience supporting adults with disabilities and their families, specifically ABI and stroke. I have also supported children and young people with pre/post bereavement as a counsellor at a local hospice.

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor and have a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art, I often use creative therapies within counselling work. I also have specialist knowledge and training in mental health, LGBTQIA+, sexual health, stopping smoking, child bereavement, stroke care, safeguarding, domestic abuse and sexual assault and disordered eating.

I have completed training for counsellors and therapists from Gendered Intelligence (GI) to support trans, gender diverse and questioning people, I am a member of the GI Network for Therapists and Counsellors. I am LGBTQIA+ affirming.

I am also an accredited infant and neonatal loss practitioner through the Foundation For Infant Loss.

I am a CPCAB Level 6 qualified Clinical Supervisor, with post-qualifying training for counselling children and young people. I also hold a level 4 safeguarding qualification and have completed 200 hours of advanced accredited training for online and telephone counselling and I am a Level 2 Professional Member of the Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO).

Integrative Counsellor (Psychodynamic, Person-Centred and Existential), MBACP, MNCS(Accred).

I hold a CPCAB Level 6 qualification in Counselling Supervision, can oversee work with adults, children and young people and using creative therapies.

Alongside my counselling and supervisory training, I have a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art and often use creative therapies within counselling work. I also have specialist knowledge and training in mental health, sexual health, stopping smoking, child bereavement, stroke care, safeguarding, domestic abuse and sexual assault, substance misuse, LGBTQIA+, forced marriage and honour based violence.

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I have completed training for counsellors and therapists from Gendered Intelligence (GI) to support trans, gender diverse and questioning people, I am a member of the GI Network for Therapists and Counsellors.

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I am also an accredited infant and neonatal loss practitioner through the Foundation For Infant Loss.

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I am a qualified counselling supervisor and have completed 200 hours of advanced accredited training for online and telephone counselling and a Level 2 Professional Member of the Association for Counselling and Therapy Online (ACTO).

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I can provide 1:1 counselling, supervision, group work, wellbeing workshops and short courses, awareness training for local organisations and professionals.

Individual Supervision Fees:

£46 per hour (student rate)

£52 per hour (standard rate)

Sessions can be over Zoom (online) or at our Practice - Riverwood Counselling and Wellbeing Practice, PE19 7AF