Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Professional counselling service offering one-to-one confidential therapy sessions.
BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) Registered Counsellor.
I offer a warm and supportive counselling service with a view to helping people disentangle and understand their feelings in order that they may progress to a place whereby their emotions don’t overwhelm them and they can then move forward in their emotions, and therefore, their life.
I offer counselling sessions whereby a client feels supported, accepted and valued, without fear of being judged or dismissed. I greatly appreciate the individuality of each client and work with them and their life story/feelings/issues with this outlook.
Relevant Qualifications:
*BACP Registered Counsellor
*CPCAB Level 4: Therapeutic Counselling
*BA (Hons): Philosophy (Level 6)
*Graduate Certificate Modules:
Psychology (Level 6)
*Post Graduate Diploma: Continental
Philosophy (Level 7)
Various Training Courses Including:
*CARE Counselling Course (pregnancy
support)
*MIND Course (mental health awareness
and support)
*Victim Support Core Training Course
(support for victims of crime)
*Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
*Dementia Awareness
*Mental Capacity Act
Relevant Jobs/Experience:
*Bluesky Counselling, Belvedere/Welling:
counselling a range of clients in a private
practice counselling organisation.
*Bexley Foodbank, Erith:
counselling and support work for people
who use the foodbank.
*CARE Pregnancy Advisory Centre,
Chatham: advice, support and counselling
for women and men around pregnancy
issues.
*Littlebrook Hospital, Dartford: support
work in an acute psychiatric ward.
*Dartford Community Mental Health
Team, Dartford: support work in the
community supporting clients with
mental health issues.
*MSAP (Medway and Swale Advocacy
Partnership), Strood: prison support
advocacy work at HMP Standford Hill,
Isle of Sheppey – a Category D men’s open
prison.
*Victim Support, Chatham: support work for victims of crime.
Areas of counselling I work with:
Abortion
Abuse
Affairs and betrayals
Anger management
Anxiety
Bereavement
Bullying
Cancer
Career counselling
Carer support
Dementia
Depression
Disabilities
Discrimination
Family issues
Gender dysphoria
HIV/AIDS
Learning difficulties
LGBTQ+ counselling
Loneliness
Low self-confidence
Low self-esteem
Miscarriage
Pregnancy and birth
Redundancy
Relationship problems
Separation and divorce
Spirituality
Stress
Tourette’s syndrome
Work-related stress
Other areas I work with/specialise in:
*Life/landmark events e.g. work, wedding,
marriage, unemployment, moving home,
relocation, illness, divorce, retirement.
*Existential issues, e.g. meaning in life,
aimlessness/restlessness, feelings of
being ‘stuck’, anxiety regarding choices to
be made.
*Student issues, e.g. academic work
pressure, uncertainty about future
career/life after college or university.
*General berevement as well as
unrecognised bereavement and loss, e.g.
unprocessed grief after a past
bereavement (this could be from a long
time in the past), end of a relationship (all
types of relationships) and the grief/loss
expereinced, pet/animal bereavement.
*Issues around difficult life issues, e. g.,
debt, single parents, carers (paid/unpaid,
for family members or others).
*Issues surrounding dementia – personal
or family member.
*Issues surrounding cultural
isolation/marganilsed groups/sub-
cultures, e.g. those living with mental
health problems, those living with a
physical disability, LGBTQ, long-term
unemployed, ethnic minorities, religious
minorities, ex-cult/sect members, ex-
offenders, those living with substance
abuse; also counselling/support for family
member
Therapies offered:
Humanistic therapies
Person-centred therapy
Existential therapy
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Hannah Prentice is a BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) registered counsellor practising in the United Kingdom with ten years of professional experience. She offers one-to-one therapy sessions and aims to provide a warm, supportive environment where people can disentangle and make sense of their feelings so those emotions no longer overwhelm them and they can move forward in their lives.
Hannah works with each person as an individual, taking their life story and unique concerns into account. Her specialist areas include self-esteem, career issues, depression, coping with life changes, stress, anxiety, LGBT and gay-related matters, relationship difficulties, grief, parenting, anger and compassion fatigue. She also offers support for issues such as abortion, abuse, affairs and betrayals, bullying, cancer, carer support, dementia, disabilities, discrimination, gender dysphoria, HIV/AIDS, learning difficulties, loneliness, low self-confidence, miscarriage, pregnancy and birth, redundancy, separation and divorce, spirituality, Tourette’s syndrome and work-related stress.
Her therapeutic approach draws on humanistic therapies with a person-centred focus and elements of existential therapy. Hannah holds a CPCAB Level 4 qualification in Therapeutic Counselling, a BA (Hons) in Philosophy (Level 6), Graduate Certificate modules in Psychology (Level 6) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Continental Philosophy (Level 7). She is registered with the BACP.
Hannah has completed additional training including a CARE counselling course for pregnancy support, a MIND mental health awareness and support course, Victim Support core training, safeguarding of vulnerable adults, dementia awareness and training relating to the Mental Capacity Act. Her experience includes roles at Bluesky Counselling in Belvedere/Welling, support work at Bexley Foodbank in Erith, advisory and counselling work for CARE Pregnancy Advisory Centre in Chatham, support work on an acute psychiatric ward at Littlebrook Hospital in Dartford, community support with Dartford Community Mental Health Team, prison support advocacy with MSAP at HMP Standford Hill and victim support work in Chatham.
Hannah also works with life and landmark events such as weddings, marriages, unemployment, moving home, relocation, illness, divorce and retirement; existential questions about meaning and feeling stuck; student issues including academic pressure and uncertainty about future careers; general and unrecognised bereavement and loss; and challenges linked to difficult life circumstances such as debt, single parenting and caring responsibilities. She offers counselling for issues surrounding dementia and for people affected by cultural isolation or marginalisation, including those living with mental health problems, physical disability, long-term unemployment, or substance abuse, and she provides support for family members of people experiencing these issues.
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