Margriet Probyn

There are times when our lives seem out of control and we can't see a way forward. We can feel alone, isolated and helpless. Counselling may provide the support you need to get through this.

Based in the Aberdeen area, I have been active as a counsellor since 2013. Initially I specialised in Bereavement and Loss counselling as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Scotland. Through my private practice and association with One-to-One (ACIS) and Mearns Counselling I am experienced in providing support to adults and young people dealing with a wide spectrum of issues.

As a warm, caring and empathic counsellor I aim to help my clients feel comfortable enough to share what's on their mind. Building and maintaining a trusting relationship is an essential part of the therapeutic journey and central to how we will work together through the various stages.

My person-centred counselling approach gives you the opportunity to talk through your difficulties. I listen to you and support you in the changes you would like to make. Talking in complete confidence to someone who is independent and non-judgmental can let you see things from a different perspective.

The first step is often the hardest, it takes courage to admit that you might need some help and by reaching out to a counsellor you are already on the road to self-improvement.

If you feel stuck and want to get moving again, do contact me and we can start to explore the therapeutic possibilities which counselling can offer. 

There are times when our lives seem out of control and we can't see a way forward. We can feel alone, isolated and helpless. Counselling may provide the support you need to get through this.

Based in the Aberdeen area, I have been active as a counsellor since 2013. Initially I specialised in Bereavement and Loss counselling as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Scotland. Through my private practice and association with One-to-One (ACIS) and Mearns Counselling I am experienced in providing support to adults and young people dealing with a wide spectrum of issues.

As a warm, caring and empathic counsellor I aim to help my clients feel comfortable enough to share what's on their mind. Building and maintaining a trusting relationship is an essential part of the therapeutic journey and central to how we will work together through the various stages.

My person-centred counselling approach gives you the opportunity to talk through your difficulties. I listen to you and support you in the changes you would like to make. Talking in  complete confidence to someone who is independent and non-judgmental can let you see things from a different perspective.

The first step is often the hardest, it takes courage to admit that you might need some help and by reaching out to a counsellor you are already on the road to self-improvement.

If you feel stuck and want to get moving again, do contact me and we can start to explore the therapeutic possibilities which counselling can offer. 

There are times when our lives seem out of control and we can't see a way forward. We can feel alone, isolated and helpless. Counselling may provide the support you need to get through this.

Based in the Aberdeen area, I have been active as a counsellor since 2013. Initially I specialised in Bereavement and Loss counselling as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Scotland. Through my private practice and association with One-to-One (ACIS) and Mearns Counselling I am experienced in providing support to adults and young people dealing with a wide spectrum of issues.

As a warm, caring and empathic counsellor I aim to help my clients feel comfortable enough to share what's on their mind. Building and maintaining a trusting relationship is an essential part of the therapeutic journey and central to how we will work together through the various stages.

My person-centred counselling approach gives you the opportunity to talk through your difficulties. I listen to you and support you in the changes you would like to make. Talking in complete confidence to someone who is independent and non-judgmental can let you see things from a different perspective.

The first step is often the hardest, it takes courage to admit that you might need some help and by reaching out to a counsellor you are already on the road to self-improvement.

If you feel stuck and want to get moving again, do contact me and we can start to explore the therapeutic possibilities which counselling can offer.