Natalie R

Bury St Edmunds Counsellor

Why did you become a counsellor?

I was drawn to becoming a counsellor through my own experience of counselling and the positive impact it had on my life. In a supportive and non-judgemental space, I was able to explore my thoughts, feelings, and experiences openly. Shortly after beginning my counselling journey, I realised this was the path I wanted to follow. I felt inspired by the difference counselling had made in my own life and knew I wanted the privilege of walking alongside others as they navigate their own journeys of personal growth.

Hobbies: Outside of my counselling work, I enjoy reading, drawing, and spending time walking in nature.

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