Hi, I’m Jayne, I completed my Adult and Child integrative Counselling training in 2014, whilst working as Pastoral support in a large secondary school. It was a result of working with children and their families that I wanted to become a counsellor in conjunction with my own childhood experiences.

My early experiences included bullying at school so I was able to understand and offer compassion to students and support the families. I was also heavily involved with Child protection and safeguarding which added to becoming a counsellor.

My experience in later life led me to train with East Kent Rape Crisis Centre and I have continued to work with the charity since my placement began in 2013. I am particularly interested in working with trauma of all kinds and have personal and professional experience.

I am due to start Family therapy training this year (2019) which was always my goal.

I have been around horses since I was 7 yrs old and they helped me through many tough times which is why I believe in their therapeutic ability and want to share this with others, along with being aligned with Attachment theory as this is very much a part of my core.

I have been lucky enough to have owned a horse since 2003, I have owned Pip since he was 2 and ¾ yrs old. I love all wildlife and love being outside finding peace and tranquillity.