Claire Glover

Based in central York, I can help you understand your anxiety, depression, childhood & life events, relationship issues and how your 'body keeps score'. I also support life changes and those working within professional and academic settings.

Different things bring us to counselling but choosing who to work with can be hard and so I offer a 30 minute phone conversation to answer your questions and to explore how it may feel for us to work together.

About you...

Life may have thrown you some curveballs recently, or maybe past events are surfacing and you are looking for some help to work through these. I am here for you and offer a space to explore what is going on for you and, at your own pace, help you to gain insight, understanding, peace or fulfilment.

About me...

I am experienced in supporting people with a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, relationship breakdown and understanding and working with trauma. I have worked with people encountering difficulties within thier professional or academic setting and well as helping clients navigate and understand childhood emotional neglect. I work in a trauma informed way, bringing curiosity and compassion to our work and helping acknowledge that strategies and ways of being that may have helped us in the past may no longer be doing so. Together though we can understand and make changes to this

I have twenty years life experience working in mental health, education and performing arts and have lived and worked overseas for a period of time. I work both short and long term with clients from comfortable and private rooms in the centre of York .

I recieved a Distinction in my PostgradDip in Counselling  from the University of York St John. Prior to this I completed a Certificate in Counselling Practise. I believe passionately in continuing to learn and develop as a therapist and have studied further on Gestalt, attachment, domestic abuse, childhood emotional neglect and polyvagal theory.

How we could work together

I believe that you are at the heart of the work we do but am aware that this in itself can sometimes feel quite overwhelming. I offer a compassionate, non-judgemental space for you to express yourself and can offer more focused activities to help you reach a greater understanding of yourself and the issues that have brought you to counselling. I may work creatively, helping you to access others areas of the brain to gain insights and to explore what may be hard to put into words.

I work from a relational point of view, finding that often the way we connect with ourselves and with others influences are emotions and ways of being. I also draw on Gestalt theory exploring the mind/body connection, as well as understanding the latest neuroscience and nervous system theory. I am influenced by the work of Janina Fisher, Stephen Porges Bessel van der Kalk, Gabor Mate, Kathrin Stauffer (to name a few) who help provide understanding as to why we act as we do. Exploring this further and spending time understanding who we are can leave us feeling happier and more at peace.

Our first session will be an opportunity for you to explore what has brought you to counselling and explore any aims you may have. I will also explain a little more about the way we will work together and there will be opportunity for you to ask any questions about me or our work. If you decide you would like to embark on your counselling journey together then we will arrange additional sessions. Ideally we would programme an initial set of 4 sessions weekly - calendars permitting. After this I offer flexible ways of working with the option to meet weekly, fortnightly or based around work schedules.

I am a registered member of BACP and as required by the BACP, I attend monthly supervision and abide by its Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions. I am also DBS checked.

York based supervision on Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Online also available

My approach to supervision is relational, how we connect to ourselves and others provides so much and is so important for the work to happen. I also approach supervision from a developmental perceptive. What we desire and need from supervision can change depending on where we are in our practise. I aim to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work. My original training was Humanistic counselling and I have a keen interest in Gestalt as well as how our 'body keeps the score' and the role the body plays in the work we do.

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited). 

Supervision is a feature of the training, accreditation, and ongoing development of counsellors, psychotherapists and therapeutic practitioners. It helps us to understand the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of our work as well as helping us to reflect upon our practice and to explore ethical issues or dilemmas. 

For me it is also a space where we can learn, explore, reflect and give space to what may evolve. I offer supervision online through zoom or in person at rooms in the centre of York (just off Bishopthorpe Road/Nunnery Lane).

I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling from the University of York St John and work from an integrative approach. believing the client is at the heart of the work we do. Working often from a Gestalt perspective I am interested in the relational dynamics of what goes on in supervision (as in therapy). I am interested in neuroscience research and polyvagal theory, especially how this knowledge can support ourselves and our clients as we work . I have a particular interest in how we can help regulate our nervous systems to help access therapy, as well as the role childhood emotional neglect can have on us as an adult. I enjoy working creatively and if a supervisee is interested in developing this aspect of their practise I am happy to explore this.

As per my course requirement and ethical best practise I am receiving supervision specifically for my supervision with a BACP and UKCP registered supervisor.

For more information please call me on 07764 528138 or email Claire@yorkcp.org

I offer an initial 30 minute telephone call free of charge to explore how it maybe for us to work together. 

Our first session will be an opportunity to further explore how we both work and to start to build our working relationship. I work collaboratively, feeling very much that we both bring our knowledge and skills to a session.

I offer sessions based on counsellors needs and so can work weekly, fortnightly or monthly. I am also open to working for specific aims and focus.

I work face to face from rooms in the centre of York. Alternatively I can offer online supervision which I currently do through zoom. 

Online supervision (Zoom preferred) on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.

My approach to supervision is relational, how we connect to ourselves and others provides so much and is so important for the work to happen. I also approach supervision from a developmental perceptive. What we desire and need from supervision can change depending on where we are in our practise. I aim to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work. My original training was Humanistic counselling and I have a keen interest in Gestalt as well as how our 'body keeps the score' and the role the body plays in the work we do.

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited).

My approach to supervision is relational, how we connect to ourselves and others provides so much and is so important for the work to happen. I also approach supervision from a developmental perceptive. What we desire and need from supervision can change depending on where we are in our practise. I aim to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work. My original training was Humanistic counselling and I have a keen interest in Gestalt as well as how our 'body keeps the score' and the role the body plays in the work we do.

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited).

I offer an initial 30 minute telephone call free of charge to explore how it maybe for us to work together.

Our first session will be an opportunity to further explore how we both work and to start to build our working relationship. I work collaboratively, feeling very much that we both bring our knowledge and skills to a session.

I offer sessions based on counsellors needs and so can work weekly, fortnightly or monthly. I am also open to working for specific aims and focus.

I work face to face from rooms in the centre of York. Alternatively I can offer online supervision which I currently do through zoom. 

I work predominantly online via Zoom

My approach to supervision is relational, how we connect to ourselves and others provides so much and is so important for the work to happen. I also approach supervision from a developmental perceptive. What we desire and need from supervision can change depending on where we are in our practise. I aim to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work. My original training was Humanistic counselling and I have a keen interest in Gestalt as well as how our 'body keeps the score' and the role the body plays in the work we do.

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited).

Supervision is a feature of the training, accreditation, and ongoing development of counsellors, psychotherapists and therapeutic practitioners. It helps us to understand the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of our work as well as helping us to reflect upon our practice and to explore ethical issues or dilemmas.

For me it is also a space where we can learn, explore, reflect and give space to what may evolve. I offer supervision online through zoom or in person at rooms in the centre of York (just off Bishopthorpe Road/Nunnery Lane).

I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling from the University of York St John and work from an integrative approach. believing the client is at the heart of the work we do. Working often from a Gestalt perspective I am interested in the relational dynamics of what goes on in supervision (as in therapy). I am interested in neuroscience research and polyvagal theory, especially how this knowledge can support ourselves and our clients as we work . I have a particular interest in how we can help regulate our nervous systems to help access therapy, as well as the role childhood emotional neglect can have on us as an adult. I enjoy working creatively and if a supervisee is interested in developing this aspect of their practice I am happy to explore this.

As per my course requirement and ethical best practise I am receiving supervision specifically for my supervision with a BACP and UKCP registered supervisor.

For more information please call me on 07764 528138 or email Claire@yorkcp.org

I offer an initial 30 minute telephone call free of charge to explore how it maybe for us to work together.

Our first session will be an opportunity to further explore how we both work and to start to build our working relationship. I work collaboratively, feeling very much that we both bring our knowledge and skills to a session.

Working online through zoom or face to face from York. 

Tuesdays, Wednesday or Thursday availability

My approach to supervision is relational, how we connect to ourselves and others provides so much and is so important for the work to happen. I also approach supervision from a developmental perceptive. What we desire and need from supervision can change depending on where we are in our practise. I aim to create a space where supervisees feel safe to explore their clients and themselves and to consider how this can then inform their work. My original training was Humanistic counselling and I have a keen interest in Gestalt as well as how our 'body keeps the score' and the role the body plays in the work we do.

I am currently enhancing and consolidating my supervision skills through completing a Diploma in Supervision with Scarborough Counselling & Psychotherapy Training Institute (UKCP accredited).

Supervision is a feature of the training, accreditation, and ongoing development of counsellors, psychotherapists and therapeutic practitioners. It helps us to understand the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of our work as well as helping us to reflect upon our practice and to explore ethical issues or dilemmas.

For me it is also a space where we can learn, explore, reflect and give space to what may evolve. I offer supervision online through zoom or in person at rooms in the centre of York (just off Bishopthorpe Road/Nunnery Lane).

I have a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling from the University of York St John and work from an integrative approach. believing the client is at the heart of the work we do. Working often from a Gestalt perspective I am interested in the relational dynamics of what goes on in supervision (as in therapy). I am interested in neuroscience research and polyvagal theory, especially how this knowledge can support ourselves and our clients as we work . I have a particular interest in how we can help regulate our nervous systems to help access therapy, as well as the role childhood emotional neglect can have on us as an adult. I enjoy working creatively and if a supervisee is interested in developing this aspect of their practice I am happy to explore this.

As per my course requirement and ethical best practise I am receiving supervision specifically for my supervision with a BACP and UKCP registered supervisor.

For more information please call me on 07764 528138 or email Claire@yorkcp.org

I offer an initial 30 minute telephone call free of charge to explore how it maybe for us to work together.

Our first session will be an opportunity to further explore how we both work and to start to build our working relationship. I work collaboratively, feeling very much that we both bring our knowledge and skills to a session.

I offer sessions based on counsellors needs and so can work weekly, fortnightly or monthly. I am also open to working for specific aims and focus.

I work face to face from rooms in the centre of York. Alternatively I can offer online supervision which I currently do through zoom.