Vicky

Ipswich Counsellor

Why did you become a counsellor?

I became a counsellor because I care deeply about people and the moments when they feel truly heard. Through my own experience as a client, I learned just how powerful it can be to have someone sit with you, listen without judgement, and help you make sense of what’s going on inside. After many years supporting others in education, I realised I wanted to offer that same kind of space. Counselling felt like the right path – a way to use my empathy, curiosity, and experience to walk alongside people as they explore their feelings and find their own way forward.

Hobbies: Walking in the woods or along the beach, gardening, reading, baking and watching TV.

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