Specialised Counselling
This is provided by qualified associate counsellors who had extensive experience in particular mental health issues. Costs are based on a case to case basis and 10% of this fee is retained by I’m all ears to provide supervision for trainee counsellors
A LISTENING & COUNSELLING
SERVICE
Please contact us at hello@imallears.community for help,
or for more information.
Our Counsellors:
Tracy Castell
Mary Goggin
Suzanne Fowler-Evans
Tracy is a qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, Supervisor, hypnotherapist & learning and development practitioner. She specialises in anxiety and depression in her own private practice, is a professional of National Counselling Society, an accredited Anxiety UK counsellor and is a founder of I'm All Ears.
Mary is one of our qualified level 5 Psychotherapeutic Counsellors. She was born in the UK but grew up in Zimbabwe. In 2010, she relocated to England where she began work in the health care sector, before training as a counsellor. Mary is an Integrative Counsellor and Therapeutic Hypnotherapist, and a member of National Counselling Society, and National Hypnotherapy Society, and an accredited Anxiety UK counsellor.
Suzanne joined the I’m all ears team in July 2019 and after qualifying with a Level 5 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling is now working with us as an associate counsellor. She has extensive and in-depth experience in women's health and has a particular interest in pregnancy and the perinatal period. As well as a practicing integrative counsellor, Suzanne is available to support anyone struggling with all aspects of parenting, including conception, pregnancy, labour or birth trauma, early parenting, feeding your baby, and changing relationships.
Sophie Hill
Emma Constable
Rebecca
Jones
Sophie has worked in higher education for many years with students. After completing a Mental First Aider course realised mental health was something she felt passionate about so looked into further study and is now a fully qualified Therapeutic Counsellor specialising in Person Centred Therapy, an I'm All Ears Associate Counsellor and a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Sophie has also studied Mindfulness and practised yoga for many years.
Emma is a Psychotherapeutic Associate Counsellor at I'm All Ears. Emma's approach is person centered and she likes to work intergratively drawing upon different methods of counselling to suit the individual.
Emma works with adults and also has a Level 5 qualification to work with young people from 11 years up..
Emma is registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.
Rebecca is a qualified person-centred Therapeutic Counsellor, and one of I'm All Ears Associate Counsellors. She works with adult clients and has also supported 16-19 year old students since 2020 through her role as the Wellbeing Mentor at Bohunt Sixth Form in Liphook. She can offer evening and weekend online sessions (via zoom) as well as face to face counselling in one of our local centres.
In her spare time Rebecca is a Beaver Scout Leader, enjoys being in nature, learning about and exploring the world, cold water swimming and practising mindfulness. Rebecca is a Registered Member with the BACP (British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists).
Tricia
Slater
David Billington
Laura
West
Tricia discovered her passion for the areas of mental health and wellbeing when she did her degree in Applied Psychology.
She has spent many years working in jobs where she has supported adults and young people with mental health issues and additional needs, as well as their carers.
Tricia has an Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling, and she has a particular interest in working with Autism, as she has significant experience in this field.
Tricia is a Mental Health First Aider and a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
David is one of our trainee counsellors, he is currently studying for his diploma in therapeutic counselling. David has been working as a musician and teacher for many years and started taking listening skills courses to better help his students. This led to him discovering Person Centred Therapy and how powerful it can be to help and enable positive change in both himself and others.
Laura is one of our trainee counsellors, currently in her final year of a Level 5 Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice (prof.dipsyc).
Laura a qualified Registered General Nurse (RGN),with 17years experience naturally gravitated towards specialist roles including Macmillan Breast Cancer Specialist Practitioner providing emotional and psychological support to patients and their families. It was this role Laura’s passion for counselling and psychotherapy grew and therefore made the decision to focus to train as a professional counsellor.
Laura’s working with integrated models of therapy which includes a range of concepts including psychodynamic concepts as well as humanistic and person-centred approach. Her aim is to work with clients experiencing a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties..
Laura is a student member of the National Counselling Society.
Laura values the importance of practicing and promoting self-care by exercising regularly and spending time with her family.
Richard
Evans
Liz
Harris
Richard is one of our trainee counsellors, currently in his final year of a Level 5 Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice.
He is a student member of the National Counselling Society and uses a person-centred approach whilst integrating in other counselling styles, dependent on what best suits the individual client
His background is in the emergency services where he spent the latter years helping colleagues experiencing stress and anxiety.
This led to his passion for counselling, having seen the positive difference it can make in people’s lives. Once fully qualified as a counsellor, Richard would like to pursue his interest to work with people experiencing PTSD and Complex-PTSD.
Liz is one of our trainee Counsellors based in Haslemere. Liz’s counselling journey started in 2019 qualifying with Level 3 Counselling Skills. She has recently completed Level 4 in Counselling Skills and Theory now progressing to her final year of Level 5 in Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice.
Her approach is pluralistic covering person centred, cognitive behavioural therapy and psychodynamic therapy. She is also a qualified drawing and talking practitioner, and a student member of the National Counselling Society.
Liz currently works at a Prep School in Godalming as a Learning Support and Emotional Learning Support Assistant where she focuses on the emotional wellbeing of children and also works with two profoundly deaf children, developing their emotions and speech and language.
Liz’s background is in the area of Education and Special Educational Needs.
Sophie
Wilson
Sophie is one of our trainee counsellors, she is currently studying for her Level 4 diploma in Therapeutic Counselling (Person Centred focus).
After completing Level 2 Counselling Skills Sophie began working for a domestic abuse charity, supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse.
Sophie has a particular interest and experience in supporting with moving on from domestic abuse, divorce and with issues relating to LGBTQ+.
In her spare time she enjoys yoga, meditation and dog walks.
Sophie is a student member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
Natalie Crisp
Claire Meyrick
Jason Peck
Natalie joined I’m All Ears in June 2021. She holds a NCFE level 2 certificate in Helping Skills and a NVQ level 3 in Promoting Independence. Natalie has just completed Level 1 in Counselling skills and has just started Level 2 in Counselling Skills at Farnborough College and plans to complete her Counselling qualifications in the next 4 years. Her professional background is working with children in nurseries, schools and her own childminding business, working as a Youth Worker in the local Youth club and as a support worker on a generic project working with people from all walks of life.
Claire is a qualified level 4 Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, near the end of her final year of a level 5 Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice. Claire works in a pluralistic approach offering person-centred, psychodynamic, and cognitive behavioural therapies as appropriate for clients and is a member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS).
Claire has been working with 12–24-year-olds since November 2023 with the Youth Counselling Service, working mainly in a person-centred approach with aspects of cognitive behavioural therapy, which she has found to be an incredibly enjoyable and valuable role. She continues her professional career in IT Service Management Software part-time alongside and her primary role as a Mum to two children!
Jason is coming to the end of his final year of training, where he will qualify with a Level 5 Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice, and is a member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society. He is also a trained hypnotherapist and member of the National Hypnotherapy Society. In addition, he holds a Level 7 Certificate for Senior Level Coaching and Mentoring with the Institute of Leadership and Management.
Jason has a background in educational leadership and finds working with people in therapy can bring healing, reconciliation and transformation. He follows a humanistic, person-centred approach as a basis for giving his clients the space to share and reflect with empathy and without judgment, and then will engage various therapeutic approaches as is appropriate to their needs and wishes, during the counselling journey.
Jason has experience in working with clients with a wide range of presenting difficulties, including stress-related issues (physical and mental), anxiety, low mood and depression, relationships, dependencies, trauma and abuse. He helps clients to cope, manage and then move forwards. He is a firm believer that good physical and mental health go hand in hand; and that becoming our true self is a life-changing possibility and benefits not just ourselves but those around us.
Cathy Wallace
Cathy is a student counsellor in her final year of a Level 4 postgraduate diploma in person-centred and psychodynamic counselling, and a youth counsellor for the NHS. Her approach is relational and often creative.
Cathy has completed extensive training in outdoor therapy and is a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
She works part-time in community development for a publicly-funded project helping people connect with the health and wellbeing benefits of woodlands.