Martin Fenerty

I am currently available Monday and Wednesday each week for in person and online sessions 

I am unavailable  on Tuesday and Thursday - Sunday. 

I’m a person-centred counsellor also qualified to provide Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and will sometimes integrate the two approaches if it is of benefit to and with the agreement of the client. 

I provide counselling via face to face appointments from rented consultation rooms in Liverpool City Centre and also provide online counselling appointments via video call from my own home. 

I have worked with a range of personal and interpersonal issues such as:

• Depression and Anxiety 

• Low mood or difficult emotions

• Low self-esteem

• Historic Abuse

• Trauma

• Family problems 

• Sexuality, sexual identity and coming out

• Gender and identity

• Dealing with an HIV diagnosis and other issues around HIV

• Cancer and long term conditions 

• Concerns about sex and relationships

Whether you want to talk to someone just once or need support over a number of sessions, I can work with you to improve your well-being and find ways to enjoy a more fulfilling life. 

I am able to offer a short first appointment at no charge via telephone or video to assess your needs and for you to get a sense of whether I would be a good fit for you.

I am currently available Monday and Wednesday each week for in person or online sessions  

I am unavailable on Tuesday and Thursday - Sunday each week. 

I qualified as a therapist in 2012. I am trained in Person Centred Counselling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and often integrate both modalities.  I currently work in the NHS in HIV and Chronic Fatigue services and have a small private practice. 

I have also practiced in the Charitable and Voluntary sector in a range of services supporting LGBTQ+ people, Refugees and Asylum Seekers, Sex Workers and People diagnosed or affected by Cancer. 

I have an interest in working with Grief and Trauma in addition to work with people from marginalised groups or communities. 

Choosing the right supervisor is crucial—much like picking the right therapist. You need someone you can trust, who makes you feel comfortable, and who will support your professional growth and celebrate your achievements.

With experience in various settings, my strengths lie in supporting individuals from stigmatised and marginalised groups, supporting clients with long-term and life-limiting conditions, those dealing with bereavement and trauma, and in managing risk in practice.

✨ Think I might be a good fit? Let's talk.

For potential supervisees I offer a short online appointment, at no cost, of up to 30 minutes to explore how we might potentially work together.