Wendy Putt

Wendy Putt trained at South Devon College and Devon Counselling College and is licensed by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) to practise as a counsellor. Her decision to become a therapist was shaped by personal experience of grief and loss, so she understands what it is like to feel entirely consumed by strong emotions.

As an older woman with a lifelong interest in relationships and behaviour, Wendy has previously worked with clients facing a wide range of issues, which has contributed to a broad base of practical experience. She offers a respectful, empathetic space where people can be listened to and where thoughts and feelings can be expressed without judgement.

Wendy collaborates with clients to create an open and safe environment that supports honest sharing and exploration. She recognises that taking the first step toward a happier, more fulfilling life requires courage, and she is available to support clients through that process.

Many people find the darker, shorter days harder to cope with and may struggle to form genuine connections or feel isolated when a loved one is missing. Other areas of life can suddenly feel more challenging, including worries that did not previously cause anxiety. Reflecting on the past can sometimes help clarify why certain thoughts and feelings arise, and with guidance clients can begin to move toward personal growth and a clearer sense of their authentic self.