JANE BARCLAY
AHPP, MBACP UKCP REG.
 Therapeutic Counselling

Video-call via Skype, WhatsApp, Zoom

Email: jane.barclay@jbcounselling.co.uk

Website: www.jbcounselling.co.uk  
You may be in acute distress, you may be seeking help after long deliberation. My aim is to provide a safe space for you to bring your concerns, dilemmas and confusion, and to offer respectful, non-judgemental attention to your deepest feelings, however seemingly conflicting.

It is this very process of sensitive enquiry that can ease distress and restore a sense of balance and well-being – creative work I am passionate about and fully committed to.

As a Humanistic Psychology Practitioner, I promote safe-and-creative practice. I am an accredited member of UKAHPP and adhere to its Code of Ethical Principles, including regular use of supervision and commitment to on-going personal development and training. I am registered with UKCP (UK Council for Psychotherapy) and I am a Member of BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy). I trained in Therapeutic Counselling in Dartington, Devon and qualified with CAPAB in 2000. Since then, I have established a thriving private practice in central Exeter.

Your concern/s and distress may include:
  • your relationship with your partner… intimacy issues
  • your relationship with parent/s, with children, with friends, with colleagues
  • disturbing feelings: of depression – disconnection – helplessness – abandonment – ‘something’s missing’ – disappointment – of let down/betrayal
  • overwhelming feelings: of anxiety – grief – jealousy – rage – anger – guilt – shame
  • compulsive / addictive / out-of-control behaviours: eating – starving – spending – hoarding – gambling – work/busyness – self-harming
  • dislike / disgust of your body
  • experience of abuse: in childhood, in adulthood: emotional – physical – sexual
  • suicidal thoughts
  • separation from either or both parents in childhood: due to death – to divorce – to adoption – to fostering – to being in care – to imprisonment – to being sent to Boarding School
  • separation from children: due to death – to divorce – to adoption – to fostering – to having children in care – to imprisonment – to selecting Boarding School

Registered in the UK