Karen Dodd

Karen Dodd is BACP-credentialed in the UK and brings 6 years of professional therapeutic experience. She specialises in supporting people struggling with stress and anxiety, whether those pressures arise from personal life or the workplace.

She works with clients facing a range of relationship and family difficulties and offers support through bereavement and loss, helping with the immediate shock and guiding people as they work through the stages of grief. Karen also volunteers as a counsellor for a cancer charity and has substantial experience supporting people diagnosed with or living with cancer, as well as assisting their family members and loved ones with the emotional impact.

With a background in a large corporate company, Karen understands work-related stress, the demands of balancing employment and family life, and the disruption redundancy can cause. She has supported many neurodivergent clients with the anxiety that often accompanies neurodiversity and provides help for those navigating the menopause.

Karen can assist clients in finding renewed motivation and in building self-esteem and confidence, particularly around job loss or significant life changes. She approaches everyone with respect, sensitivity and compassion, offering a safe confidential space to be heard. Sessions and treatment plans are tailored to each person’s specific needs, and she welcomes the opportunity to work with those ready to begin therapy.