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Catherine Kniveton
Managing Director of CK Therapy Catherine is an experienced and highly qualified therapist with a wealth of experience working with all ages and a range of difficulties. She has multiple skills to help including EMDR, Psychotherapy and Art Psychotherapy. At the core of Catherine's practice is establishing compassion, empathy & Trust in the therapy room and helping you feel empathy and compassion for yourself. Catherine specialises in working with people who have experienced CPTSD, trauma, hormonal imbalances. HCPC registered Art Psychotherapist - Ma with distinction in Art Psychotherapy at Derby university (2018). EMDR practitioner (2021). Clinical Supervisor Co-owner of Twice Translated Podcast. Owner of CK Therapy practice - Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street. |
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Carolyn
Compassionate Partner Carolyn is a Person Centred Psychotherapist working with adults, young people, and children. Her approach is integrative, drawing on a range of therapeutic models to meet each individual’s needs. She offers a calm, confidential, and non-judgemental space where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. Her work is grounded in empathy, respect, and a belief that each person has the capacity for growth and change when given the right conditions. Carolyn has experience supporting individuals who have experienced trauma, as well as those struggling with self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or the impact of suicide. She works in an inclusive and adaptable way, taking into account different communication styles, processing needs, and individual preferences. Alongside psychotherapy, Carolyn also offers coaching for those who are looking for a more structured, forward-focused way of working. Coaching can be particularly helpful for individuals feeling overwhelmed, struggling with organisation or focus, or working towards specific goals. Her coaching approach is reflective and informed by her experience as a psychotherapist, while remaining distinct in its structured and goal-oriented focus. Carolyn’s previous professional experience includes working within specialist schools, SEMH settings, and residential care, supporting children and young people with a range of emotional and behavioural needs. She has also worked with Harmless and The Tomorrow Project, gaining experience supporting individuals affected by self-harm and suicide. Carolyn is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and is listed on the BACP Coaching Register. She holds a Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy, a Level 5 Certificate in Counselling Children and Young People, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Autism (with Distinction) from Sheffield Hallam University in partnership with the National Autistic Society. Carolyn has completed an Award and Certificate in ADHD Coaching accredited by the Association for Coaching and the Universal Coaching Alliance and is a member of ANUCA (Association of Neurodivergent Coaches). Co-owner of the Twice Translated podcast. Face to face sessions from her own base in Kegworth and online. |
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Suzie Compassionate Partner Suzie is a child and adolescent specialist trauma and family therapist. Using a holistic approach, Suzie is experienced in working with children, young people and their families integrating systemic family therapy, Trauma-Focussed CBT and creative therapies including play therapy. Suzie works adaptively to meet the needs of all individuals and their families depending upon age and developmental stage. Creating and environment of safety, security and trust to promote physical, mental, social and spiritual wellbeing. Suzie specialises in working with victims of crime, bereavement and domestic abuse. Suzie also offers Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP). DDP was created to support families and carers of adopted and looked after children who had experienced attachment issues and developmental trauma. DDP is a therapeutic parenting approach which uses PACE to develop a trusting relationship between the child or adolescent and their parents/carers. BACP registered. BSC in psychology and a masters in counselling children and young people. Trauma focused CBT, DBT, PACE and level one dyadic developmental psychotherapy for adopted children. Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and other bases in Ashby de la zouch and online. |
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Sarah .D - please note Sarah is on maternity leave at this time.
Compassionate Partner Sarah is an registered and experienced Music Therapist offering individual and group sessions of all ages. In her Music Therapy practice, Sarah focuses on creating a relaxed, non-judgemental and open environment for clients and Sarah puts empowerment, compassion and empathy at the heart of her work. Sarah works in a client centred flexible way which allows the people she supports to shape the direction of therapy and offer personalised therapy to meet individual goals and needs. Sarah believes in the power of both a therapeutic relationship and music to create growth and change for individuals. Master of Arts in Music psychotherapy. HCPC registered. Face to face sessions from her own base in Nottingham and online. |
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Courteney
Compassionate Partner Courteney is a registered integrative psychotherapist, integrating CBT, Psychodynamic therapy and Person-centred therapy, working with young adults , adults and couples. Courteney specialises in working with trauma, abuse and PTSD, however has experience working with a range of difficulties, such as shame, self-esteem, relationship difficulties, anxiety and depression. Courteney places an importance on creating a safe and trusting environment for individuals to explore and process their feelings, thoughts and experiences. In addition to supporting individuals to begin to explore and process why they are experiencing these difficulties and to begin to understand how to overcome and manage the impact of their difficulties. Courteney offers daytimes, evening appointments Masters in integrative psychotherapy. BACP registered- MBACP membership Couples therapy Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and online. |
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Abbie
Compassionate Partner Abbie is an Integrative Psychotherapist with experience working with a wide range of issues such as Anxiety, Depression, Bereavement, Family issues and Relationship Difficulties. She currently works with both adults and adolescents. She has experience working with young people in residential care, in particular children with ASD, ADHD and personality disorders. She offers integrative theory to best suit your needs and offer the best therapeutic approach, however specialises in Psychoanalytical and CBT modalities. She works collaboratively to explore any difficulties you may be experiencing through a non-judgemental approach. Abbie offers day time and evening appointments. Masters in psychotherapeutic counselling BACP registered. Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and online. |
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Sarah.A
Compassionate Partner Sarah is an experienced level 7 psychotherapist qualified in Person centred and pro-active counselling. She offers 1-2-1 sessions to adults and specialise in counselling children and young people using creative therapy approaches, couples therapy & person-centred therapy. She is fully insured, and registered member of the BACP. She offers a safe and non-judgemental environment for clients of all ages to explore their issues in depth. She also offess telephone counselling and online counselling. offers family therapy, 1:1's and couples work. BACP accredited and registered therapist PG Diploma in counselling children and young people level 2, 3 and 4 diploma in person centred therapy. Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and online and other bases in Ashby de la zouch. |
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Meghan
Compassionate Partner Meghan is an experienced and highly qualified therapist with years of experience working with children, young people, and adults. She is an Art Psychotherapist offering 1-1, group, and dyadic work (parent/child). Meghan specialises in working with people who have experienced trauma (including: processing experiences /Flashbacks / Somatic responses / Social isolation / Re-building relationships / Understanding trauma responses and the brain), PTSD, domestic abuse, sexual abuse, loss, self-harm, suicidal ideation, depression and anxiety. Meghan believes that empathy, understanding, and a safe space are key to the therapeutic journey. Having a safe environment to express, communicate, and reflect on their experiences, thoughts, and feelings, Meghan offers clients the space to be listened to and understood. Meghan believes in the importance of psychoeducation to support clients in understanding their mental health and learn how to build coping strategies and support themselves outside of sessions. Masters in Art psychotherapy HCPC registered. EMDR practitioner. Face to face sessions from another base in Mansfield, Nottingham and offering online sessions. |
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Lisa
Compassionate Partner Lisa is a qualified Psychotherapist/Counsellor who has completed five years of training, including a BSc (Hons) degree with the Sherwood Psychotherapy Training Institute. She works with clients aged 16 +. Lisa's approach is characterized by warmth and understanding, creating a safe space for clients. She integrates knowledge and skills from the person-centred approach, gestalt, attachment theory, and other relational and developmental approaches, always keeping the client’s best interests at the heart of her work. Some of the difficulties Lisa has experience supporting are: Anxiety, Abandonment/Loss, Identity, Low self-esteem/negative self-talk, Relationship difficulties, Domestic Abuse (emotional, sexual, parental), Anger, Generational Trauma, Shame, Overwhelm. Lisa actively engages in regular clinical supervision and professional development in line with the ethical framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). She holds a current enhanced DBS alongside insurance and is an individual member of the BACP. Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and online and face to face from another base in Quorn. |
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Georgia
Compassionate Partner Georgia is a qualified integrative counsellor and has experience of working with people from the ages of 16+. As an integrative counsellor, Georgia works collaboratively with clients, drawing on a combination of CBT, Psychodynamic and Person-Centred techniques. Georgia prioritises the values of empathy, trust and empowerment, and works with clients to create a compassionate, safe space. Georgia has experience of working with a variety of difficulties including, child sexual abuse, trauma and shame and strives to hold a non-judgmental space for her clients to explore. Georgia is an individual member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy and meets regularly with her supervisor to ensure good ethical practice. Her availability is inclusive of weekday evenings and some daytime appointments. Masters in Counselling & psychotherapy BACP registered. Face to face sessions from our Ashby de la zouch base on North street and online. |
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Tania
Compassionate Partner Tania offers short term Counselling, or longer term Psychotherapy, for adults of all ages (18+). Her non-directive, client-centred approach values autonomy and self-empowerment, working at a pace that respects and supports your individual needs. She believes that the relationship is one of the most important elements of therapy and provides a safe, empathic, trusting relationship to help you to explore the difficulties you are facing, consider options, and find the best way forward. Her experience includes working with issues such as anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship issues, Autism, ADHD, domestic abuse, trauma, PTSD, grief and loss. Tania trained at the Sherwood Psychotherapy Training Institute and adheres to the Ethical Framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Her holistic, non-judgmental approach considers the whole person, mind, body and spirit, incorporating Psychodynamic, Gestalt, and Person-Centred theory. Tania attends regular one-to-one supervision with a BACP accredited Supervisor and is committed to ongoing professional development. BSc. (Hons) Counselling & Psychotherapy Registered member of BACP Professional Insurance Enhanced DBS Face to face sessions from her own base in Ashby de la zouch base and online. |
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Laura
Compassionate Partner Laura is an Art Psychotherapist specialising in trauma-informed therapeutic support for children and adolescents. Laura offers a warm, welcoming, confidential space where creativity and communication come together to support young people and adults. Laura understands that sometimes it can be incredibly difficult to talk about our feelings and experiences, especially when feeling overwhelmed or distressed. When words aren’t enough to express how we’re feeling, creative methods like art offer a powerful way to explore and share those experiences safely, which is why Laura integrates them into her therapeutic approach. Laura is experienced working 1:1 with neurodivergent individuals and young people experiencing complex mental health challenges. Laura has been described as compassionate, calm and caring in her therapeutic work. Laura offers a non-judgemental space and tailors the approach to suit the needs of each individual. The core of Laura's work is built on working collaboratively with the client to build trust, a positive therapeutic relationship and safety. Laura's aim is to provide a nurturing environment where your voice is heard, valued and respected. • HCPC Registered • Masters qualification in Art Psychotherapy • Registered member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) • Degree in Creative Expressive Therapies (Art Therapy) Face to face sessions available from our Ashby de la zouch base on North Street and online. |