Celia Sanderson

In person sessions on a Tuesday and Thursday

Online sessions on a Monday and Wednesday

I am trained, qualified and accredited to work as an Integrative Therapist and Supervisor, which means that I tailor therapy to your unique needs, incorporating different therapeutic approaches into a confidential, comfortable and safe environment.

I approach my work as a supervisor with curiosity and interest in how your work impacts you and your work with clients. As a relational therapist I will seek to develop a secure, trusting relationship with you, that will in turn enhance your therapeutic work. 

With a deeply attentive, honest and open approach I will seek to work collaboratively with you in order to understand and support your unique approach to therapy and attend to you and your clients' needs and well-being. 

Sessions can be in person or online. 

Our first session will include learning about you and how you work; understanding what it is you are seeking to achieve through our sessions and ascertaining how it is I can support you.

I work on Tuesday mornings with appointment times of 9am, 1015am, 1130am and 1245pm; and Thursday with appointment times of 9am, 1015am, 1130am, 1245pm and 2pm. 

Are you looking for change? Are you seeking a comfortable, non judgmental, private space to be truly heard and understood; to make sense of what governs your daily thoughts, feelings and behaviour? 

Perhaps you have lost a loved one, experienced a traumatic event, a difficult relationship, or are looking to understand who you are, how you relate to others and how you experience the world around you. 

Together by examining what is and what has been, you can unlock your true life potential.

I am trained and qualified to work as an Integrative Psychotherapist, which means that I tailor your therapy to your unique needs, incorporating different therapeutic approaches into a confidential, comfortable and safe environment.

Incorporating different tools and techniques into the `talking therapy can assist in developing a sense of safety or comfort in the therapy room and within our relationship. They can also help to deepen the exploration and understanding of what it is you are bringing to the therapy.

With a deeply attentive, honest and open approach I will seek to work collaboratively with you in order to understand what brings you to therapy, what you would like to achieve and what changes you may be looking to make. By hearing from you about your unique experiences and perspectives, we can together understand what governs your thoughts, feelings and behaviour, whilst finding ways in which the changes you want, may be achieved.

The first session will enable you to give me information about what your needs, hopes and expectations are and to ask any questions that may help you decide whether you feel I am the right therapist for you. 

I will also ask questions to help me understand what it is you are wanting from the therapy, what previous experience of therapy you may have, and what you may find helpful or unhelpful. 

It is also important that I learn from you, how to help you feel comfortable in our sessions and how we can maintain this together.

There is no expectation that you will continue sessions if I or the space I work in, does not feel right for you.