Georgia Browne

My approach

As an integrative therapist, I apply my knowledge of a range of theoretical approaches to suit the individual relationship. 

My work is chiefly influenced by humanistic and existential thinking. I have a particular interest in 'inner-child' work and shame.

I value the client/therapist relationship and create an environment of empathy - free of judgement. I encourage clients to bring themselves and to know that any aspect of their self, history, or experience - even the bits they don’t like - are welcome.

I believe that with the right support we all have the resources to reflect on what is it important to us and find a new perspective and better understanding of our lives. This can bring about psychological as well as physical change.

Reaching out can be hard and life’s difficulties are rarely easily understood.

You might be feeling overwhelmed, lost, having problems in relationships, feeling depressed and/or anxious - or just not feeling 'right'.

Whatever your situation, it can be helpful to talk things through with someone neutral and objective in a safe and confidential space. I aim to support clients in opening up their world to more possibility and different perspectives.

Possible benefits of therapy:

• clarity
  
• a new perspective
• letting go of shame and self-judgement
• becoming at ease with anxiety
• accepting life's limitations while embracing choice
• a greater sense of resilience and trust in oneself
• a deeper understanding of past experience and future possibility

Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, relationships, and patterns of behaviour that may impact on our sense of self and wellbeing.

I believe that our early experience in life is informative and that an exploration of the different parts of ourselves - and our world - can lead to therapeutic change.

Training, qualifications & experience

Trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Dip - CPCAB). I am presently undergoing further professional studies, studying for a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy Studies (NSPC / Middlesex University).

This approach, with its attention to meaning, lived experience and values and beliefs, draws on philosophical ideas – addressing the often deep-rooted anxieties of existence and life’s limitations. 

Previous to working as a therapist, I had a long career in pastoral care, music and education, graduating with a BA Hons in Music from The University of Bristol and a PGCE in Secondary Education from Bath Spa University.

I currently work for a large mental health charity in Swindon alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.

I can offer sessions online, Zoom or face-to-face at:

Devizes Market Place - beautiful counselling room with discreet entrance - flexibility on times depending on my availability.

I also work from a discreet, cosy Artist's studio in Cherhill (with private parking) - a village off the A4 between Calne and Marlborough. 

I advise all clients to initially book in for a 30 minute phone consultation where we can decided whether we'd be a good fit to work together. 

Reaching out can be hard and life’s difficulties are rarely easily understood.

You might be feeling overwhelmed, lost, having problems in relationships, feeling depressed and/or anxious or just not feeling 'right'.

Whatever your situation, it can be helpful to talk things through with someone neutral and objective in a safe and confidential space. I aim to support clients in opening up their world to more possibility and different perspectives.

Possible benefits of therapy:

clarity

a new perspective

letting go of shame and self-judgement

becoming at ease with anxiety

accepting life's limitations while embracing choice

a greater sense of resilience and trust in oneself

a deeper understanding of past experience and future possibility

We can explore thoughts, emotions, relationships, and patterns of behaviour that may impact on our sense of self and wellbeing. As an integrative therapist, I apply my knowledge of a range of theoretical approaches to suit the individual relationship. 

My work is chiefly influenced by humanistic and existential thinking.

I value the client/therapist relationship and create an environment of empathy - free of judgement.

I encourage clients to bring themselves and to know that any aspect of their self, history, or experience - even the bits they don’t like - are welcome. I have experience helping clients work through a diverse range of issues.

I believe that with the right support we all have the resources to reflect on what is it important to us and find a new perspective and better understanding of our lives. This can bring about psychological as well as physical change.

I trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Dip) and am a registered member of the BACP.

I am presently undergoing further professional studies, studying for a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy Studies (NSPC / Middlesex University). This approach, with its attention to meaning, lived experience and values and beliefs, draws on philosophical ideas – addressing the often deep-rooted anxieties of existence and life’s limitations.

Previous to working as a therapist, I had a long career in pastoral care, music and education.

I currently work as a therapist for a large mental health charity in Swindon alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.

It might seem obvious but it's so important that you find the right therapist for you - someone you feel comfortable and safe with - and can trust.

As such, I offer all clients a free  consultation to discuss your needs and expectations and find out if we'd be a good fit to work together. 

LOCATION:

****I have opened spaces in a beautiful room in the Market Place in Devizes but still offer sessions from The Studio in Cherhill***