Nick Broderick

Whatever brought you here today, it's ok to seek help or support. Talking about our lives and problems is a proven strategy that helps make positive and lasting changes in ourselves and our relationships with others and the world.

Much like many of the people I work with, I too have faced and overcome struggles in my own life. I have sought help though therapy and I have felt the benefits of Anti-Depressant medication. I have my own lived experience and I draw on this to help me understand the challenges my clients face.

I have over 20 years’ experience in counselling and psychotherapy and it is something I have always been passionate about.

I have worked in the NHS in both the mental and sexual health teams. Prior to this , I completed the CRUSE bereavement volunteer training, which led me to voluntary work in HIV respite care.

While working in the NHS I set up a range of user-friendly new services and ensured that current services became more aware of client’s emotional needs, not just their medical needs.

In 1999 I moved to the charity sector becoming the director of Trade Sexual Health in Leicester,  I stayed at the helm of the agency until 2005 when I took a career break to focus on passion projects in the commercial sector. I remained in the commercial sector for the next decade running various successful projects both under my own name and in collaboration with partner employers and agencies.

In 2018 I felt a pull back to my therapeutic work so I signed up to the Maytree (www.maytree.org.uk) volunteer training and began my journey back to the wonders of psychotherapy. In 2020  registered with the BACP and set up in private practice.

I am on the preferred supplier status with Victim Support (homicide unit) and PAM Wellbeing (Employee Assistance Program and Occupational Health).

I have also completed a diploma in Life Coaching adding extra knowledge and skill to my practise.

When choosing a therapist, it is important to consider their credentials, experience, and approach. You want to make sure you find a therapist who is a good fit for you and your needs.

When meeting with a potential therapist, it is essential that you feel comfortable with them. You should feel like you can trust them and that they understand what you are going through. If you don't feel comfortable  you can always look for someone else.This is why I will always provide a free initial phone or video consultation.

Choosing to work with a therapist can be a big step.  I always offer a free initial consultation to ensure that I am the right person to help you and that there will be a good fit for effective communication. The relationship is the key....

In an assessment we can explore your concerns and worries and what it is you are hoping to achieve through therapy. From here we can agree any next steps appropriate to your needs.

Tuesday to Friday 9am - 5pm. 

Saturdays 10am - 12pm

Whatever brought you here today, it's ok to seek help or support. Talking about our lives and problems is a proven strategy that helps make positive and lasting changes in ourselves and our relationships with others and the world.

Much like many of the people I work with, I too have faced and overcome struggles in my own life. I have sought help though therapy and I have felt the benefits of Anti-Depressant medication. I have my own lived experience and I draw on this to help me understand the challenges my clients face.

I have over 20 years’ experience in counselling and psychotherapy and it is something I have always been passionate about.

I have worked in the NHS in both the mental and sexual health teams. Prior to this , I completed the CRUSE bereavement volunteer training, which led me to voluntary work in HIV respite care.

While working in the NHS I set up a range of user-friendly new services and ensured that current services became more aware of client’s emotional needs, not just their medical needs.

In 1999 I moved to the charity sector becoming the director of Trade Sexual Health in Leicester,  I stayed at the helm of the agency until 2005 when I took a career break to focus on passion projects in the commercial sector. I remained in the commercial sector for the next decade running various successful projects both under my own name and in collaboration with partner employers and agencies.

In 2018 I felt a pull back to my therapeutic work so I signed up to the Maytree (www.maytree.org.uk) volunteer training and began my journey back to the wonders of psychotherapy. In 2020  registered with the BACP and set up in private practice.

I am on the preferred supplier status with Victim Support (homicide unit) and PAM Wellbeing (Employee Assistance Program and Occupational Health).

I have also completed a diploma in Life Coaching adding extra knowledge and skill to my practise.

When choosing a therapist, it is important to consider their credentials, experience, and approach. You want to make sure you find a therapist who is a good fit for you and your needs.

When meeting with a potential therapist, it is essential that you feel comfortable with them. You should feel like you can trust them and that they understand what you are going through. If you don't feel comfortable  you can always look for someone else.This is why I will always provide a free initial phone or video consultation.

Choosing to work with a therapist can be a big step.  I always offer a free initial consultation to ensure that I am the right person to help you and that there will be a good fit for effective communication. The relationship is the key....

In an assessment we can explore your concerns and worries and what it is you are hoping to achieve through therapy. From here we can agree any next steps appropriate to your needs.