Annette Door

I have over 15 years post MSc. qualification experience, and have worked in a variety of settings including private practice, charities, large organisations, schools and with EAP services.

I am committed to working ethically and hold a Clinical Registration with each of the professional organisations UKCP, UPCA and BACP and remain bound by their code of ethics and practice. I hold professional indemnity insurance and I am DBS checked.

My training is integrative and is influenced by existential and psychodynamic approaches. I often include creative interventions such as Sand Tray therapy if this is appropriate for the therapy.

I am open and non-judgemental and have experience of supporting people with many presenting concerns including depression, anxiety, abuse, bereavement, and relationship issues. I also have specialist experience and training for supporting those with addictions including drugs, alcohol, food and internet use to include on line gambling and pornography websites.

I see my job as helping people understand their emotional blocks, be they either from childhood or recent difficulties, in order to reconnect with themselves and to empower them to be able to make healthy choices for their future.

I work either on line or face to face.  My practice is based in a comfortable and confidential private clinic positioned in central Weybridge, Surrey. There is free parking on site.

I work individually with people from the age of 16, and for as long as they feel the need to come, which could be a few weeks or a number of years.

Usually we will have a phone call before the first session to discuss your needs and any questions you may have.   If appropriate, you will then be invited to an appointment so that I can assess your needs further and between us we can decide the best way forward.

I have been working as a psychotherapist for over 20 years and I am BACP and UKCP registered.  My work is humanistic, person centred and psychodynamic and influenced by existential thinking.

My supervision practice has be in place for over 15 years and I have experience of delivering supervision individually and in groups.  I have also supported many trainee counsellors. 

I have a Post Graduated Diploma in Clinical Supervision and Consultancy.

I see my role as supervisor is to support, encourage, guide and most importantly help the supervisee reflect and grow from their practice.  

I aim to offer a safe and supportive supervision space and this can either be on-line via Zoom or in person.

My practice is based in central Weybridge, and there is on-site parking if attending in person.

Before we meet I would offer a phone call to discuss your supervision needs and any training requirements.

You would then be invited to a supervision session to see if this is a good fit.

Supervision usually takes place monthly (every 4 weeks) but can be adapted as required.