Aimee Woodrow, BACP

Aimee Woodrow is a conscientious and passionate counsellor who trained to a BA Hons level in Person Centred Counselling, a client-focused approach that places the person at the centre of the work. She has experience facilitating group counselling sessions, running skills workshops, and providing one-to-one support, which gives her a broad view of how different formats can benefit people seeking help.

She works by building a trusting relationship and allowing clients to lead sessions, offering a non-judgmental space to explore difficult topics. Her practice reflects a strong awareness of safeguarding needs, developed through work with vulnerable groups including older adults, children, and people with special needs. Regular reflection, self-care and clinical supervision are central to her approach, and she keeps her professional learning up to date through ongoing training.

Aimee has supported people with a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, grief, family difficulties, historical abuse, pregnancy loss and stillbirth, and substance misuse. She attends supervision consistently to maintain good practice and enhance client safety. Alongside her counselling work, she teaches Person Centred Counselling part time at college and is currently undertaking a Masters in Psychology. She also holds BACP credential - British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.