Dianne Foy

I am a counselling psychotherapist, practising in a person-centred way with an underpinning of psychodynamic practice. I believe that our resilience to life events is significantly shaped by our earliest experiences and relationships.

I have worked and volunteered within a variety of settings, gaining experience of supporting survivors of rape and sexual assault, domestic abuse, learning disability, childhood abuse, poverty and neglect. I have developed my understanding of gender, sexuality, race and identity through working as an Equalities champion and this is an area of particular interest.

In my counselling work, I have supported clients dealing with anxiety, depression, bereavement and loss, relationship breakdown, work-related stress and trauma associated with early life experiences, among other issues.

I would be very happy to discuss how I can work with you, to help regain the quality of life that you deserve.

Due to the current Coronavirus restrictions, I am offering counselling by telephone or Zoom.  I have undertaken training to develop my skills in this area.

I offer an initial brief consultation via telephone or Zoom, to discuss your needs and allow us both to consider whether I am the most appropriate person to work with you. Subsequent sessions are of 50 minutes duration, on either telephone or Zoom.