Ashleigh is registered and has accreditation from the UK Association of Psychological Therapies and finished her degree at BPP University in London. She has extensive training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. She has also had training in motivational interviewing and child & adult mental health.

She adopts a warm and non-judgmental approach, creating a collaborative therapeutic environment for clients to help them work towards goals and improve the quality of their life.

Ashleigh is a DBT lead for Home Counties Therapy and is part of the outreach and mental health support team. She has worked with businesses, groups, and individuals in coaching roles for many years but felt that her passion was to work within Mental Health. Ashleigh has had an interest in Mindfulness for over 10 years, has training in this field and practices daily.

Ashleigh has worked with individuals that have Personality Disorders, Autism, and Anxiety for the past 6 years. Offering therapeutic support and outreach in several settings. She has comprehensive knowledge of DBT therapy and is experienced in working with clients who have complex mental health conditions. She has run numerous workshops and corporate training days.

Ashleigh has experience working with multi-disciplinary agency including mental health teams, adult social care and charities.

Tanya is an integrative therapist, registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. She has also trained in DBT and group skills training.

She combines different theories to suit her client’s needs and creates an empathetic and a confidential safe space to grow a genuine honest relationship, allowing clients to explore and to be listened to non-judgmentally. 

Sessions are client centred and provides an opportunity to feel supported and work through what brings you to therapy at your own pace.

Tanya has a wealth of experience of working with loss, bereavement, anxiety, depression, postnatal depression and other mental health conditions. 

Alongside her work with Home Counties she also works in an Educational Support Centre providing therapy to children who have suffered adverse childhood experiences. She also works as a perinatal therapist within the NHS providing support for clients during the perinatal period on a range of complex issues.

Alongside this she has a wealth of experience of working for a multi-national company and a full awareness of the stresses such work can bring.

Dan is a fully qualified member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and works within their ethical framework to ensure client work is always safe and ethical. He is an integrative psychotherapist, having studied the main approaches to therapy (psychodynamic, person centred, and CBT) which gives the opportunity to draw on theory from these approaches and provide therapy tailored to each clients’ needs. He has training in DBT and DBT group skills, and continues to further his knowledge in this field.

Dan believes the single most important factor in any therapy is the client/counsellor relationship, and works to establish an open and trusting relationship with his clients, which provides a solid foundation for clients to explore difficult thoughts and emotions safely, in an empathic, non judgemental environment.

Alongside his work at Home Counties Therapy, Dan is also engaged by a local authority Educational Support Centre, providing talk therapy to young people and their families who are experiencing difficulties within the mainstream school system. He has also worked with survivors of serious sexual abuse and assault, and has extensive experience working with vulnerable children and young people in residential care.

Lorna has a Diploma in Psychology, BSc Criminology & Psychology and MSc in Addiction Psychology and Counselling and is registered with The British Psychological Society, The Federation of Drug and Alcohol Practitioners and The American Psychological Association.

Lorna works with her clients to enable them to better understand mental health conditions or difficult circumstances and helps clients explore how their life has been impacted. She creates a safe environment to work on any underlying trauma and abuse, whilst also looking forward to how she can help clients achieve their full potential. She can work with those who have complex mental health disorders or have had past therapy or misdiagnosis. Her passion is helping individuals to minimise the impacts of mental health conditions on their quality of life and assist with building and realising a more positive future.

Lorna has worked extensively in a therapeutic setting for the last 18 years and throughout this time worked with many conditions and client groups including Depression, Anxiety, Personality Disorders, Autism & PDA, Eating disorders, Complex Addiction, PTSD, and Emotional and Social disorders in Young Children and Adolescents.

She has had senior positions within charitable organisations and has fostered young people with addiction-based issues and serious family breakdown. She has also worked closely with a range of organisations within mental health career including school, workplaces, housing organisations and social services.