Melanie Molloy

Online (Zoom/Teams) and Telephone sessions available.

Based in the North West, Covering UK.

Limited evening and weekend availability.

I believe that healing begins in a space where you feel genuinely understood and supported. My work is grounded in a person‑centred approach, and I’m committed to offering a calm, compassionate, and non‑judgmental environment where your story can be spoken openly and held with care.

A significant part of my practice involves supporting individuals and couples through the profound grief of pregnancy loss and the loss of a child. Whether your experience involves miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, termination for medical reasons, stillbirth, neonatal loss, or the death of an older child, I recognise how deeply these losses can shape your world. My aim is to walk alongside you at a pace that feels right, helping you make sense of your emotions, honour your experience, and find moments of steadiness as you navigate life after loss.

My professional background includes work in sexual and women’s health, bereavement, work‑related stress and anxiety, and child loss. I bring understanding of neurodiversity and a wide range of mental health experiences, always tailoring my approach to the individual in front of me.

I am a registered member of BACP and BICA, and I have previously worked within an HFEA‑registered fertility clinic and a leading children’s hospital in the North West. I hold an MA in Clinical Counselling from the University of Chester.

I currently offer one‑to‑one sessions online or by telephone, with flexible appointment times. If you feel ready, you’re welcome to get in touch to explore what you’re looking for and how I may be able to support you.

My core modality is Person Centred.

Sessions are via an online platform or telephone.

Your initial session is free of charge and lasts up to 30 minutes. It’s an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to counselling and to get a sense of whether we feel comfortable working together.

*Spaces opening March 2026*

Online (Zoom/Teams) and Telephone sessions available.

Based in the North West, Covering UK.

Limited evening and weekend availability.

I believe healing happens through authentic, empathic connection. My approach is person-centred, with a strong focus on creating a safe and non-judgmental space where you can feel truly heard and valued.

Together, we build a relationship based on trust and respect, where your experiences and perspective guide our work. I help clients discover practical tools and strategies to support growth, strengthen wellbeing, and move forward with confidence.

I am experienced in working with couples and individuals experiencing fertility challenges, treatments, loss and involuntary childlessness. In addition, I have particular knowledge of working with those who are donors, donor conceived and their families and the implications of making connections with genetic relatives.

My professional experience includes a wealth of practitioner and therapeutic experience working within the fields of sexual health, women's health, bereavement, work based stress and anxiety and child loss alongside knowledge and understanding of neurodiversity and mental health issues.

I am a registered member of the BACP and BICA and have previously been employed by a HFEA registered fertility clinic and leading children's hospital in the North West.

I hold an MA in Clinical Counselling from Chester University.

I am currently working with individuals online or by telephone at flexible times, please contact me with your requirements for more information.

My core modality is Person Centred.

Sessions are via an online platform or telephone.

There is no charge for the initial session which can last up to 30 minutes. This allows to discuss what has bought you to counselling, and to see if we could work together. 

Online (Zoom/Teams) and Telephone sessions available.

Based in the North West, Covering UK.

Limited evening and weekend availability.

I believe that healing begins in a space where you feel genuinely understood and supported. My work is grounded in a person‑centred approach, and I’m committed to offering a calm, compassionate, and non‑judgmental environment where your story can be spoken openly and held with care.

A significant part of my practice involves supporting individuals and couples through the profound grief of pregnancy loss and the loss of a child. Whether your experience involves miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, termination for medical reasons, stillbirth, neonatal loss, or the death of an older child, I recognise how deeply these losses can shape your world. My aim is to walk alongside you at a pace that feels right, helping you make sense of your emotions, honour your experience, and find moments of steadiness as you navigate life after loss.

I also have extensive experience working with people facing fertility challenges, involuntary childlessness, and the emotional impact of treatment pathways. In addition, I offer specialist support for donors, donor‑conceived people, and their families, including the relational and emotional considerations that arise when connecting with genetic relatives.

My professional background includes work in sexual and women’s health, bereavement, work‑related stress and anxiety, and child loss. I bring understanding of neurodiversity and a wide range of mental health experiences, always tailoring my approach to the individual in front of me.

I am a registered member of BACP and BICA, and I have previously worked within an HFEA‑registered fertility clinic and a leading children’s hospital in the North West. I hold an MA in Clinical Counselling from the University of Chester.

I currently offer one‑to‑one sessions online or by telephone, with flexible appointment times. If you feel ready, you’re welcome to get in touch to explore what you’re looking for and how I may be able to support you.

My core modality is Person Centred.

Sessions are via an online platform or telephone.

Your initial session is free of charge and lasts up to 30 minutes. It’s an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to counselling and to get a sense of whether we feel comfortable working together.