Cherena Morlese

I offer a warm, compassionate & non-judgemental space where you can feel heard & understood. My approach draws on psychodynamic, person-centred, relational & CBT-informed theories, exploring how past experiences & relationships shape our thoughts, feelings & behaviours.

Alongside talking therapy, I value play, art and creative expression, particularly when words feel difficult to find. These approaches help explore emotions, memories & experiences, opening pathways to self-awareness & understanding.

I welcome diversity & recognise the importance of culture, identity, power & lived experience. I aim to provide an inclusive, respectful space where you feel safe to be yourself.

Whether you are experiencing anxiety, low mood, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties or challenging life experiences, I will work alongside you at your own pace.

We can begin with an initial consultation to discuss your needs, hopes & expectations and explore whether we feel comfortable working together. We will regularly review our work to ensure counselling remains helpful and responsive to your needs.

I offer counselling on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings, with flexible times between 5am–8pm, subject to availability.

I understand that work, family life, parenting and other commitments can make accessing counselling challenging. I aim to offer flexibility so finding time for yourself does not become another pressure.

Making space for your emotional wellbeing is an important step towards change. Why let time get in the way of investing in yourself?

Please get in touch to discuss availability or arrange an initial consultation.

Sessions are offered remotely via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

I currently have counselling availability on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings.

I offer flexible appointment times between 5am and 8pm, subject to availability, to accommodate different working patterns and personal commitments.

I understand that balancing work, family life, parenting and other responsibilities can be challenging. Finding time for counselling should not become another pressure or barrier to accessing the support you need.

My aim is to offer flexibility and a welcoming, collaborative approach, helping you find an appointment that works around your commitments. Making time for yourself can be an important step towards understanding your feelings, exploring difficulties and prioritising your emotional wellbeing.

Counselling offers a dedicated space to pause, reflect and explore what may be happening in your life, without judgement or pressure. Whether you are navigating difficult experiences, feeling overwhelmed or simply need time to focus on yourself, you deserve the opportunity to be heard and supported.

Why let time get in the way of investing in yourself and your wellbeing?

Please feel free to get in touch to discuss availability. I will always do my best to find a suitable appointment where possible.

Sessions are offered remotely via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

My experience includes Kooth, bereavement support, charitable organisations, community counselling, GP/NHS services, Barnardo’s, EAP and private practice.

My approach is integrative, drawing primarily on psychodynamic theory, person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding. I incorporate Hawkins and Shohet’s Seven-Eyed Model and Petruska Clarkson’s Five Relationship Model to explore client and counsellor dynamics, parallel processes, the supervisory relationship and wider professional context.

I offer a warm, supportive, collaborative and non-judgemental space where you can reflect openly, explore challenges, develop self-awareness and build confidence in your practice. I value curiosity, empathy and constructive challenge, encouraging reflection on emotional processes, relational dynamics, boundaries, diversity, ethical considerations and professional responsibilities.

I recognise the importance of culture, identity, power, diversity and lived experience in therapeutic work. I welcome different perspectives and aim to create a respectful space where these can be explored openly.

I believe supervision should be responsive to your individual needs, experience and theoretical orientation. My aim is to support your learning, emotional wellbeing, professional development and accountability, while keeping client welfare central.

I offer flexible remote supervision via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

Whether newly qualified, developing your private practice or an experienced practitioner, you are welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation about your supervision needs and whether we would be a good fit.

I currently have availability for clinical supervision on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings.

I offer flexible appointment times between 5am and 8pm, subject to availability, to help accommodate different working patterns and personal commitments.

I understand that balancing professional responsibilities, private practice, family life and parenting can be challenging. Finding time for supervision should not become another pressure or barrier to accessing the support you need.

My aim is to offer flexibility and a collaborative approach, helping you find a time that works around your commitments while ensuring you have dedicated space for reflection, professional development and emotional support.

Supervision is an important part of maintaining your professional wellbeing, developing your practice and ensuring you feel supported in your work.

Why let time get in the way of investing in yourself and your professional development?

Please feel free to get in touch to discuss availability. I will always do my best to find a suitable appointment where possible.

Sessions are offered remotely via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

I am a qualified counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years' experience supporting children, young people and adults across various settings.

My experience includes Kooth, bereavement support, charities, community counselling, GP/NHS services, Barnardo’s, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) and private practice.

My supervisory approach is integrative, drawing primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding. I incorporate Hawkins and Shohet’s Seven-Eyed Model to explore the client, counsellor, therapeutic relationship and wider professional context.

I offer a warm, supportive, collaborative and non-judgemental space to reflect openly, explore challenges, develop self-awareness and build confidence. I value curiosity, empathy and constructive challenge, encouraging reflection on emotional processes, relational dynamics, boundaries and ethical responsibilities.

I recognise the importance of culture, identity, power, diversity and lived experience, providing a respectful space where different perspectives are welcomed without judgement.

I believe supervision should be responsive to your individual needs, experience and theoretical orientation, rather than one-size-fits-all. My aim is to support your learning, emotional wellbeing, professional development and accountability, keeping client welfare central.

I offer flexible remote supervision via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

Whether newly qualified, developing your private practice or an experienced practitioner, you are welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation about your supervision needs and whether we would be a good fit.

I offer a warm, supportive and collaborative clinical supervision space where counsellors feel heard, respected and encouraged to reflect openly.

I am an accredited counsellor and qualified counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years' experience working with children, young people and adults across the UK.

My integrative approach draws primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding

I offer a warm, supportive and collaborative clinical supervision space where counsellors feel heard, respected and encouraged to reflect openly.

I am an accredited counsellor and qualified counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years' experience working with children, young people and adults across the UK.

My integrative approach draws primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding

I currently have availability for clinical supervision on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings.

I offer flexible appointment times between 5am and 8pm, subject to availability, to help accommodate different working patterns and personal commitments.

I understand that balancing professional responsibilities, private practice, family life and parenting can be challenging. Finding time for supervision should not become another pressure or barrier to accessing the support you need.

My aim is to offer flexibility and a collaborative approach, helping you find a time that works around your commitments while ensuring you have dedicated space for reflection, professional development and emotional support.

Supervision is an important part of maintaining your professional wellbeing, developing your practice and ensuring you feel supported in your work.

Why let time get in the way of investing in yourself and your professional development?

Please feel free to get in touch to discuss availability. I will always do my best to find a suitable appointment where possible.

Sessions are offered remotely via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

I am an accredited counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years of counselling experience supporting children, young people and adults across a range of settings.

My experience includes Kooth, bereavement support, charitable organisations, community counselling, GP/NHS services, Barnardo’s, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) and private practice.

My approach to supervision is integrative, drawing primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding. I incorporate the Hawkins and Shohet Seven-Eyed Model to explore the client, counsellor, therapeutic relationship and wider professional context.

I aim to offer a warm, supportive, collaborative and non-judgemental supervisory relationship where you can reflect openly, explore challenges, develop self-awareness and build confidence in your therapeutic work. I value curiosity, empathy and constructive challenge, encouraging reflection on emotional processes, relational dynamics, boundaries, ethics and professional responsibilities.

I recognise the importance of understanding the wider context of our work, including culture, identity, power, diversity and lived experience. I aim to provide a respectful space where different perspectives are welcomed and explored without judgement.

I believe supervision should be responsive to your individual needs, experience and theoretical orientation, rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. My intention is to support your learning, emotional wellbeing, professional development and accountability, while keeping client welfare central.

I offer flexible remote supervision via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

Whether newly qualified, developing your private practice or an experienced practitioner, you are welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation about your supervision needs and whether we would be a good fit.

I am an accredited counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years of counselling experience supporting children, young people and adults across a range of settings.

My experience includes Kooth, bereavement support, charitable organisations, community counselling, GP/NHS services, Barnardo’s, Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) and private practice.

My approach to supervision is integrative, drawing primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding. I incorporate the Hawkins and Shohet Seven-Eyed Model to explore the client, counsellor, therapeutic relationship and wider professional context.

I aim to offer a warm, supportive, collaborative and non-judgemental supervisory relationship where you can reflect openly, explore challenges, develop self-awareness and build confidence in your therapeutic work. I value curiosity, empathy and constructive challenge, encouraging reflection on emotional processes, relational dynamics, boundaries, ethics and professional responsibilities.

I recognise the importance of understanding the wider context of our work, including culture, identity, power, diversity and lived experience. I aim to provide a respectful space where different perspectives are welcomed and explored without judgement.

I believe supervision should be responsive to your individual needs, experience and theoretical orientation, rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. My intention is to support your learning, emotional wellbeing, professional development and accountability, while keeping client welfare central.

I offer flexible remote supervision via Zoom, Google Meet or telephone.

Whether newly qualified, developing your private practice or an experienced practitioner, you are welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation about your supervision needs and whether we would be a good fit.

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I offer a warm, supportive and collaborative clinical supervision space where counsellors feel heard, respected and encouraged to reflect openly.

I am an accredited counsellor and qualified counselling supervisor, holding an Accredited CPCAB Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision, with 10 years' experience working with children, young people and adults across the UK.

My integrative approach draws primarily on psychodynamic theory, supported by person-centred principles, relational approaches and CBT-informed understanding