Catherine Frisby

I have spent my adult life working in caring and therapeutic roles, supporting people through periods of challenge, change, and uncertainty. While studying, I worked as a nursing assistant before qualifying as a social worker in my early twenties. I went on to work in both hospital and community settings, gaining extensive experience supporting individuals with a wide range of emotional and practical difficulties.

I later completed a BACP-accredited training in psychodynamic counselling, validated by the University of Surrey. Since qualifying, I have spent more than a decade practising as a counsellor in both private practice and agency settings, accumulating many thousands of hours of clinical experience working with adults from diverse backgrounds and with a broad range of concerns.

My experience has deepened my understanding of the complexity of people’s lives and importance of offering a thoughtful, consistent, and compassionate therapeutic relationship.

I continue to develop my practice through regular supervision and ongoing professional training, working in accordance with the BACP Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.