Lucy Greene
Pre-Accredited by:
Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy
“I listen with empathy congruence, and non-judgment, working at a pace led by you.”
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Psychotherapy Training and Accreditation
Hi, my name is Lucy and I am a pre-accredited counsellor and psychotherapist, and member of the IACP. I work with individual adults.
I have a diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI college, and a BSc (hons) degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy awarded by PCI College in conjunction with Middlesex University.
Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach
My training has taught me to draw upon and integrate a range of therapies including:
Attachment-based
Cognitive behavioural (CBT)
Compassion-focussed
Culturally sensitive
Existential
Family systems
Humanistic
Integrative
Mindfulness-based (MBCBT)
Person-centred
Psychodynamic
Trauma-focussed
Counselling Experience and Areas of Interest
I can facilitate a supportive safe space to explore how your thoughts may be affecting your feelings and behaviours. Sometimes thoughts can leave us feeling lost or stuck, unsure of how to approach the future. For example, the meaning we take from events and how we process these events may have unwanted consequences on our feelings and behaviours. Together we can work towards changing these unwanted consequences. I listen with empathy, congruence and non-judgment, working at a pace led by you. I have a special interest in the field of Peri-Natal Mental Health and am currently involved in research-based practice in this field. This includes understanding issues arising for mothers and fathers from the time of conception up until the child reaches 5 years old. I work with aspects of your mental health affected on becoming a mother or father, examples include:
Anxiety
Depression
Infertility,
Pregnancy loss,
Artificial reproductive technology
Pre-natal crisis pregnancy
Child diagnosis,
Child bereavement
Parenting styles
Relationships
Separation
Domestic violence
Adverse childhood experiences and trauma impacting your experience of parenthood