Debbie Cooley, BACP

Debbie Cooley is a qualified counsellor based in the United Kingdom with five years of professional experience supporting people through complex and painful life challenges. She has worked with trauma, domestic violence, narcissistic and sexual abuse, and with those affected by drug and alcohol addiction, grief and bereavement including loss by suicide. Debbie also supports people experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, family dynamic issues, low self-esteem and the everyday impacts of stress. She has experience working with LGBTQ+ people who are exploring identity, sexuality and gender, and aims to provide an inclusive, welcoming space for everyone.

Her approach is creative and psychotherapeutic, grounded in respect, sensitivity and compassion. Debbie draws on a flexible range of methods that can be tailored to each person, including reflective dialogue, creative techniques and practical tools to help explore experiences and develop coping strategies. She describes therapy as a collaborative process that balances insight with practical steps toward healing and change.

Debbie holds a BACP credential - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - which indicates her professional affiliation and training in counselling standards. She welcomes clients who are ready to take steps toward a more balanced and fulfilling life, and offers supportive, person-centred care to help them discover new ways forward.