Diane Salisbury Counselling

My background is in psychology, sociology and personal development. I have a degree in Psychosocial Studies as well as a diploma in counselling. I am a registered member of the BACP.

More details can be found at my website www.dianesalisbury.co.uk

I have a private practice based in Canterbury Kent.

About Counselling

Counselling is a talking therapy, which allows a person to talk about their problems and feelings in a confidential, safe and non-judgmental space.

A counsellor has been trained to work with difficult feeling and thoughts. Having the support and insight of a counsellor enables a person to explore things that have happened in the past, what is happening currently and what might lie ahead.

Integrative counselling offers an opportunity to use different techniques and theories; alongside talking these include working with dreams, drawing, mindfulness exercises, other forms of self-expression and self-exploration. This means that what is included in the sessions depends on what works for the individual.

Counselling can be used to address a variety of different issues including

Anxiety
Depression
Bereavement and loss
Abuse, such as bullying and sexual abuse
Relationship issues
Addictions
Eating disorders
Self-esteem issues
Creative blocks
Feelings of being ‘stuck’ or powerlessness.

Training, qualifications & experience

I undertook a 3 year training at Re-Vision

Where I gained a diploma in Integrative Psychosynthesis.

I also have a degree in Psychosocial Studies BA (hons) from UEL.

I am a registered member of the British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) and as such abide by their ethical framework

I regularly attend conferences and CPD (continuing professional development) courses.