Sally Lind Booton (Dip. Couns.)                07864924062
I seek to create a trusting warm compassionate space where we can safely explore the issues that are affecting you, helping you to see the world
in a more hopeful way and enabling you to grow in an empathic relational environment. Being listened to is a very profound experience. Nobody needs to feel
trapped by their past; a better understanding of events thoughts and feelings can lead to a clearer way forward and a sense of purpose in your life.
I try to help each unique client understand the difficulties and the behaviour patterns that are impacting their sense of wellbeing in the world.
We will explore your life-story together– reflecting on what has led you here today– so that you can make sense of it and empower you to make more effective
life-choices. By confronting these challenges within a supportive relationship you can move towards the meaningful life that you want to live,
feeling more comfortable in your world.
My approach is Integrative, drawing on psychodynamic and humanistic theories with a special interest in attachment.
I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling (BACP) and follow their standards of ethical practice.
I have specialist training to work with bereavement and grief, survivors of childhood sexual abuse, victims of rape, trauma and PTSD.
I have worked as a Cruse Bereavement Care Volunteer and continue to work at the Community Counselling Service in Canterbury.
I am happy to work both short term or open ended depending on what is appropriate for you and your particular concerns at the time.