Abigail Denny

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease. 

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

I offer an initial consultation, this will be approx 20 minute and will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together. I believe the key to a successful counselling journey is created via the foundations of a solid therapeutic relationship.

There will be no charge and this will usually take place via video call or face to face unless otherwise stated.

Upon initial contact I will issue an assessment for you to complete and bring to our First session. 

Our first counselling session will be:

£40 per session. 

And

£30 per session student fees. 

We will go through our agreement together, discussing your therapy goals. This will allow me to create a unique intervention centered around you.

I have created numerous interventions utilising cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques and I have delivered therapeutic sessions presenting coping strategies to children and adolescents.

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home New Waltham, and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease.

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

I offer an initial consultation, this will be approx 20 minute and will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together. I believe the key to a successful counselling journey is created via the foundations of a solid therapeutic relationship.

There will be no charge and this will usually take place via video call or face to face unless otherwise stated.

Upon initial contact I may will issue an assessment for you to complete and bring to our First session. Our first counselling session will be:

£40 per session 

and

£30  per session for a student. 

We will go through our agreement together, discussing your therapy goals. This will allow me to create a unique intervention centered around you.

I have created numerous interventions utilising cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques and I have delivered therapeutic sessions presenting coping strategies to children and adolescents.

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

I hold a supervision diploma, after successfully completing all theoretical and practical requirements. 

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease.

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

The initial meeting for supervision will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together.

The consultation will last around 20-30 and there will be no charge. This will usually take place via video call unless otherwise stated.

Our first supervision will be:

£40 for 1 hour and £60 for 1.5 hours.

And

£30 per hour and £45 per 1.5 hour's student fees.

We will go through our agreement together, discussing how I work as a supervisor and explore if this fulfills your expectation of supervision.

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

I hold a supervision diploma, after successfully completing all theoretical and practical requirements. 

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease.

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

The initial meeting for supervision will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together.

The consultation will last around 20-30 and there will be no charge. This will usually take place via video call unless otherwise stated.

Our first supervision will be:

£40 for 1 hour and £60 for 1.5 hours.

And

£30 per hour and £45 per 1.5 hour's student fees.

We will go through our agreement together, discussing how I work as a supervisor and explore if this fulfills your expectation of supervision.

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

I hold a supervision diploma, after successfully completing all theoretical and practical requirements.

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease.

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

The initial meeting for supervision will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together. 

The consultation will last around 20-30 and there will be no charge. This will usually take place via video call unless otherwise stated.

Our first supervision will be:

£40 for 1 hour and £60 for 1.5 hours.

And

£30 per hour and £45 per 1.5 hour's student fees.

We will go through our agreement together, discussing how I work as a supervisor and explore if this fulfills your expectation of supervision.

I am a fully qualified Counselor, I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP), and an Accredited Professional member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (MNCPS (Acc.)) holding over 4 years experience. I work within the framework of both organisations ethical guidelines.

I hold a supervision diploma, after successfully completing all theoretical and practical requirements. 

My hours are flexible so please contact to enquire.

I work from both online and face to face platforms, providing a safe, comfortable space for supervision and counselling sessions. My office is located separate to my home and is fully accessible. There is a path, slight incline in to the office via a small ramp, wide doors and inside space to move around with ease.

Please contact me with any other accessibility questions.

I believe in accepting unique phenomenology beyond deterministic notions of fixed ability and to model behavior's that avoid labeling. My sessions create a warm, safe and non-judgmental atmosphere where we can explore together.

I am incredibly passionate about Counselling. I myself suffered a life changing injury, leaving me with long term disabilities and stripping me of my whole identity. I aim to initially narrow the gap creating a divide between disabled and abled people, as I believe this creates oppression within society, that can strip individuals of their autonomy. Working from a person-centred (PC) foundation, I utilise integrative counselling skills allowing me to create innovative frameworks unique to the individual. I understand how it can feel being pushed outside, fighting to get in and be recognised. I feel how truly detrimental this can be to a persons wellbeing, self-esteem and ultimately their entire being, them as a person. I aim to create an anti-oppressive safe space, promoting empowerment, where we can explore together.

After achieving a BA hons counselling studies degree at Grimsby University Centre my passion for counselling grew. Continuing to expand on existing knowledge I undertook independent research into equality and diversity, embracing anti-oppressive practice, within the BACP ethical standards. Leading me to contact the BACP directly and influence the May 2023 edition of ‘therapy today’, ‘access all areas’ which features an article by myself, furthermore, having the opportunity to present at a BACP conference.

My core values consist of being congruent, displaying unconditional positive regard (UPR) and empathy. Being transparent, enthusiastic and meeting the individuals needs is essential to a positive environment, building excellent rapport with clients, facilitating therapeutic growth and reaching full potential.

I promote cultural development and understanding through a rich range of experience, both in and beyond my current role. Eradicating prejudice related bullying in relation to the protected characteristics listed in the Equality Act 2010 tackling prejudice and promoting understanding in relation to people with disabilities.

The initial meeting for supervision will be for us both to see if we 'fit', work well together.

The consultation will last around 20-30 and there will be no charge. This will usually take place via video call unless otherwise stated.

Our first supervision will be:

£40 for 1 hour £60 for 1.5  hours.

and

£30 for 1 hour £45 for 1.5 hours for a student.

We will go through our agreement together, discussing how I work as a supervisor and explore if this fulfills your expectation of supervision.