Hello,
my name is Kerry
I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor working with adults and adolescents from my practice in the lovely village of Codicote in Hertfordshire.
Whether you are in crisis, suffering with depression or anxiety, or generally just feeling overwhelmed, I’m here to help. Talking therapy gives you the space to express your thoughts and feelings without judgement or criticism. By working in an open-ended or time-limited way, we can explore the challenges you face, developing the tools to build your self-esteem so you can independently overcome any future emotional obstacles.
As a counsellor, I pride myself on being warm and approachable, always maintaining confidentiality and working ethically. If you have any questions, please reach out and get in touch. To suffer in silence will keep you in a position of feeling alone.
JOCA (Just One Click Away)
I am a part of the counselling team for the charity JOCA.
Their mission is to create a better understanding of and to de-stigmatise mental health and mental well-being amongst the men, women and children players and members of Welwyn Rugby Club.
I’m proud to be a part of JOCA as it’s important to normalise mental health issues. Just because you’re a man, you don’t have to ‘man up’ and ‘try alone’. JOCA promotes wellbeing and encourages people to not suffer in silence.
Qualifications
September 2026
Understanding and managing ADHD & anxiety disorder
Completed
June 2026
Autism, the Brain & Neurodiversity
May 2026
Certificate in Intrusive Thoughts, the Brain and Recovery – training accredited by NCPS
December 2025
Certificate in Couple / Relationship Therapy, The Grove – training accredited by NCIP
Sept 2018
Advanced Diploma in Psychodynamic Counselling, Year 1, The Counselling Foundation
Sept 2016
Diploma in Psychodynamic Counselling, The Counselling Foundation
Sept 2015
Foundation Certificate in Psychodynamic Counselling Skills and Theory, The Counselling Foundation
June 2015
Introduction to Counselling, University of Hertfordshire, Department of Psychology
July 2001
BSL Sign Language, Stage 1
I’m a member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) and meet strict ethical and moral guidelines bound by the BACP Ethical Framework and complaints procedure.
I have professional liability insurance and a current DBS clearance and safeguarding certificate.
Clinical material is supervised regularly to maintain professional and ethical practice. All supervision is thoughtfully considered and remains confidential.
Continuing Professional Development
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a combination of approaches, ideas and techniques that will help you manage your own learning and growth. The focus of CPD is firmly on results – the benefits that professional development can bring you in the real world.
Here are some of the CPD’s I have covered so far:
- Men, intimacy & shame
- Trauma & Fear continuum
- Creative timeline work
- Attachment & Trauma
- Guilt & Shame & how it works
- Single session Therapy
- Eating disorders
- Rewind Technique
- Dissociation, depersonalisation & derealisation
- Dyslexia in the counselling room
- Working with a difference
- Working with Trauma
- Autism in the counselling room
- The six-session model in couple counselling by Cate Campbell
- Attachment and Complex Trauma – Course led by Orit Badouk Epstein
- Certificate in Couple / Relationship Therapy
- Men, intimacy & shame
- Trauma & Fear continuum
- Creative timeline work
- Attachment & Trauma
- Guilt & Shame & how it works
- Single session Therapy
- Eating disorders
- Rewind Technique
- Dissociation, depersonalisation & derealisation
- Dyslexia in the counselling room
- Working with a difference
- Working with Trauma
- Autism in the counselling room
- The six-session model in couple counselling by Cate Campbell
- Attachment and Complex Trauma – Course led by Orit Badouk Epstein
- Certificate in Couple / Relationship Therapy