Kerri Enefer

If you’re here, it means you’re thinking about committing to therapy. This is the first step towards taking care of yourself. Whether you'd like support with a recent issue or have long-standing concerns that require attention, we can work together to make sense of what’s troubling you. Through joint discussion and exploration you will begin to understand yourself better, discover the changes you’d like to make and navigate these with renewed strength and resilience. By engaging in therapy, you can feel more connected to yourself and, in turn, those around you, which leads to a more authentic, meaningful and fulfilling life.

With my first degree in the field of health and sports, for almost two decades I've supported individuals to make positive lifestyle changes both directly or via programme coordination and development, within the NHS, private sector and Local Authority. My clinical work experience includes providing in-person counselling and psychotherapy for victims of domestic abuse, sexual violence and childhood sexual abuse, including pre-trial therapy, as well as supporting individuals affected by bereavement and loss. Alongside trauma and grief I've worked with a wide range of life issues, such as difficulties in relationships, depression, anxiety, stress, low self-esteem, shame, loneliness, isolation and a sense of being stuck. 

Relevant Qualifications:

• Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy - Leeds Beckett University
• Certificate in Counselling Studies - Doncaster College