Annie Cygler

I am currently available for group supervision.

I trained as a supervisor to work with groups and individuals whether qualified or in training. I also supervise supervisors.

It is recommended that any health professional benefits from supervision for themselves and their clients.

I feel that supervision helps with the opportunity to enhance the next generation of counsellors, psychotherapists and all health professionals.

I have worked with alternative therapists, e.g. acupuncturist, homeopath,MYphysiotherapists as well as nurses and psychotherapists and counsellors .

My way of working is in line with the supervisees needs and includes training where appropriate. 

I have trained on Psychodynamic certificate and diploma courses since 2005.

At present limited availability

Being able to draw upon my psychotherapy/counselling expertise and of my nursing experience in mental health, I feel that I am well suited to work with clients who suffer with emotional and practical difficulties in life. Sometimes on a  short term basis for specific, immediate needs.

I work with individuals, couples and groups, 

I have worked with the Priory Group of Psychiatric hospitals for over 25 years, and the Cardinal Clinic facilitating groups as well as individual and couple psychotherapy/counselling

I have a particular interest in Women’s health and issues particularly in regard to fertility, pregnancy and terminations.

I have a working relationship with Barnardo’s adoption agency whereby I counsel anyone with matters relating to adoption, being of the adoptive or birth family .

I have expertise in the area of Road Traffic Accidents and work with insurance companies and solicitors to enable people to move on from such trauma

I have for 15 years been teaching/training on counselling certificate and diploma courses.

I also facilitate counsellors and psychotherapists in supervision, which enables me to facilitate the future competence of my profession.

For the Past 15 years I have been using my coaching training to motivate clients to achieve their potential in any area or areas that need improvement. This can be to develop specific skill sets or reach goals important to the person or a specific aspect of life

In recent years I have held a Death Café in my village. This is because I am passionate about helping communities to realize how important bringing death and dying into conversation naturally and avoid the ‘elephant in the room’

I practice at Crowthorne 

I meet clients in person in Crowthorne however can offer Zoom or telephone if distance is a difficulty.