Charlotte Ameigh, BACP

Charlotte Ameigh is a UK-based BACP clinical supervisor and therapist specialising in integrative counselling. She works with people who feel stuck or overwhelmed and helps them move past the obstacles that prevent them from living the life they want.

Charlotte believes that people are not broken or fundamentally flawed - they sometimes become trapped by difficult feelings or confusing situations. She sees talking therapies as a practical way to explore those experiences and find new options for change. Her work often focuses on relationship difficulties, low confidence or self-esteem, anxiety, depression, bereavement and anger management.

At the centre of her practice is a person-centred approach that aims to provide a supportive and positive space for personal growth. Her integrative style draws on person-centred principles alongside hypnotherapy and solution-focused methods to tailor support to each individual.

Charlotte studied Psychology at Lancashire University before spending 20 years working in education, supporting young people with both learning and emotional development. She completed an MSc in Counselling and Positive Psychology - a master’s degree that deepened her knowledge of practical strategies for emotional wellbeing. In addition to being an accredited counsellor she holds qualifications in teaching, hypnotherapy and NLP. She is registered with the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy).

Charlotte appreciates the courage it takes to seek help. She is not currently accepting clients, and she values the steps people take toward wellbeing.