Hayley McAuley
Dip. Couns, BSc (Hons) Psych, PGCert Health Psych, PGCPSE, MA CY, MIBWRT, ANRPC, LAPHP
Fees and Availability
From £50 to £75 a SessionI offer a free 10 minute phone call in the first instance to discover more about what you would like some support with. This also gives you an opportunity to ask any questions before deciding to book in for a full initial consultation with me.
Initial consultation and subsequent sessions
50 minutes – 9am-5pm – £50
50 minutes – 7pm-9pm – £60
BWRT
BWRT sessions – 9am-5pm – £65
BWRT sessions – 7pm-9pm – £75
Initial Consultations
- I offer a free discovery call
Spoken Languages
- English
Location
Types of client:
With a warm and welcoming approach, I endeavour to create an environment where clients feel safe, heard and valued. I believe that tailoring the way that I work to meet the unique needs and goals of all of my clients, ensures that I am offering the best service, recognising that no two journeys are the same.
Whether you are experiencing difficulties in life or are wanting to embark on a journey of personal growth, I am here to support you. We will work together to identify and address the underlying factors contributing to your challenges, while also building upon your strengths and resources. You may feel that a solution focused approach to empower you to be more organised, driven and proactive in life is what you need, or you may like to work through your past in order to understand how it impacts your future. Whatever personal goals wish to achieve from therapy, we can work towards creating positive change, foster personal growth and ultimately, help you to live a more fulfilling and meaningful life.
I would welcome the opportunity to be part of your journey and I look forward to hearing from you.
I can help with:
Additional Information
I hold valid insurance with Holistic and I am a member of the APHP, NRPC and the Terence Watts BWRT Institute.
Other Therapies:
Warriors Settlers and Nomads, Transactional Analysis (TA), Psychotherapy, Parts Therapy, Inner Child Therapy, Counselling, BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® (BWRT)Training, Qualifications and Experience
Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy
Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Studies in Education
Postgraduate Certificate in Health Psychology
BSc (Hons) in Psychology
MA in Childhood and Youth
BWRT Level 1
I have also completed additional training in the following areas:
Working with trauma and the body
Working with shame
Cognitive behavioural therapy
Transactional Analysis
Neuro enhancement physical training (BWRT)
Major life reset (BWRT)
Neuroanalysis (BWRT)
Food, nutrition and mental health
Sports Psychotherapy
Record checks and disclosures:
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