Hi, I'm Tammy Fraser

Setting:  

I work in private practice as an online psychotherapist offering integrative mental health counselling via internet video calls using Zoom. 

Professional Body Memberships:

• British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
• The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN)
• The Dyslexia Guild

Specialisms: 

Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Neurodiversity, Cultural Diversity, Addiction, Grief, Sexual Trauma, Race Trauma

Setting experience:

I have experience in addiction recovery work in the charity sector, health psychology within the NHS, mental health support of neurodiverse adults within Higher Education and also counselling adult survivors of rape, sexual violence and childhood sexual abuse across various settings. 

I have, over the years, developed the clinical competencies needed for taking an integrative counselling approach that is receptive when clients express multi-layered support needs. 

Professional Development Commitment:

I routinely pursue academic and training opportunities that reflect my core values of promoting equality and my dedication to anti-discriminatory practice. For instance, I have a MA in Global Cultures from King’s College London which gave me the opportunity to further explore the societal and structural inequalities impacting on individuals. Furthermore, I have sought out Clinical Supervision training that intentionally develop therapy practitioners that are actively anti-oppressive in their own practice and in their supervision of other counsellors. 

I am, therefore, proactive in contributing to the counselling profession becoming more skilled at providing belonging-focused, empowering and intercultural practices.