Celia | Counsellor

Counselling Glasgow

I'm Celia, passionate about mental health, well-being and holistic therapies. Based in Glasgow, I provide counselling services incorporating mindfulness based (MBCT) therapy, person centred support, trauma informed approach and coaching techniques.

I work with women who have experienced or witnessed abuse, as well as those dealing with low self-confidence, self-esteem issues, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, relationships, and addictions. 

My approach involves incorporating mindfulness, counselling, and coaching techniques to address the whole person. I believe that everyone has the power to heal themselves, but sometimes they need a little help.

My passion for women's growth and empowerment came from my own battles with self belief and self worth. My inner work has continued to evolve into facilitating this work within others.

I have spent the last 30 years travelling and living all over the world. Spending time in these places has allowed me to experience and learn healing in many shapes and forms from powerful teachers, people and places. I have extensive experience, knowledge and training working with PTSD/trauma, domestic violence and drug/alcohol isues. 

I worked and still volunteer for Rape Crisis Grampian, providing emotional support to women impacted by rape, sexual assault and historical childhood sexual abuse. I'm also a board member of Say Women, a charity supporting homelessness sexually abused young women. 

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I invite you to consider therapy as part of your self-care healing practice.

I offer you a safe and non-judgemental space to discuss and explore the range of various thoughts feelings and emotions you are experiencing at whatever stage you are at in your journey. In this journey, you hold the reins—controlling the speed and direction of your healing.

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In our sessions, my focus is entirely on you as an individual. Experience has shown that when a person feels truly heard and understood, they often become more capable of extending that understanding and acceptance to themselves, paving the way for meaningful change.