Type of service: Counsellor

Service URL: https://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/karen-walker-55983

Welcome, I'm Karen. Many people experience anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, panic attacks and/or other psychological difficulties at some point in their lives. Thoughts and feelings about difficult relationships, adverse childhood experiences, trauma, infidelity, caregiving, isolation, bereavement or a sense of inner conflict can give rise to mental distress too. Many people decide to engage in therapy having had a mental health diagnosis because they wish to understand this, and themselves, better.

Others use counselling to add value, by exploring what they want from life, for example. Whilst the origins of thoughts and feelings are often difficult to identify, they can become overwhelming, even manifest in physical difficulties and psychological symptoms. Counselling/psychotherapy can help you understand, tolerate or accept how you feel. It can help you begin to make personal change, if this is what you want. I offer short and long term, psychodynamic therapy in Kinross and Edinburgh.

Face to face therapy service available in Kinross KY13 and Edinburgh EH4. Online therapy available to UK and overseas residents. 
 

Aimed at: Adult

Referral Sources: Private Only

Registrations and professional qualifications: Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling - Counselling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body, BSc (Hons) Psychology - The Open University, Postgraduate Certificate of Inclusive Practice - University of Aberdeen, MSc Psychology, Postgraduate Certificate of Education - University of South Africa, Diploma Stage 1 Professional Education Scheme IPM - Napier University Business School (now Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)), Foundation Degree in Counselling - The Open University. Professional Memberships - Registered Member British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy, Reg MBACP Counsellor, Member Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland - CMCOSCA, GMBPsS - Graduate member British Psychological Society (2005).