Kerry Hooper is a practising counsellor based in the United Kingdom with five years of experience. She is fully qualified and registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and holds an honours degree in counselling. Kerry is also training as a psychologist.

She believes counselling should be available to everyone who wants or needs it and offers a safe, confidential space in sessions for people to explore what is happening for them. Drawing on both professional training and personal insight, she supports clients while working together to find the most helpful way forward.

Kerry works with a wide range of concerns, including bereavement, depression, anxiety, confidence, suicidal thoughts, relationships, work-related issues, stress, self-esteem and LGBTQ+ matters, among others. She identifies as a female, gay therapist and is open about being non-religious and liberal in outlook.

Sessions are intended to help with issues however big or small they may seem – this time is for the client to talk about themselves, with Kerry alongside every step of the way. She understands that taking the first step can feel nerve-wracking or daunting and will do what she can to make that step easier. Kerry hopes clients feel able to get in touch and looks forward to the possibility of meeting them.