Jacqueline Crewe, NCPS

Jacqueline Crewe is an integrative therapist who adapts her approach to meet each person's individual needs, drawing on evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. She offers trauma-focused work for people whose lives have been affected by abuse and other traumatic experiences, helping them process memories, rebuild confidence, and find ways to move forward. Jacqueline also supports people exploring issues related to sex, sexuality, gender identity, and relationships, creating a space to understand and address difficult feelings around self-identity.

She has experience supporting both adults and young people with a range of difficulties including anxiety, depression, anger, intrusive thoughts, low self-esteem, and challenges with confidence. Jacqueline has worked extensively with neurodivergent individuals and brings that experience into her clinical practice to tailor interventions that suit different ways of experiencing the world. Her work covers a broad set of concerns such as ADHD, panic, obsessive thoughts, dissociation, self-harm, and the aftermath of sexual assault and domestic violence.

Jacqueline is registered with the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society - NCPS - which recognises professional standards in counselling and psychotherapy. She approaches therapy with a focus on practical strategies and trauma-informed support, aiming to empower people to regain a sense of control and improve their day-to-day wellbeing.