Elizabeth Barr
Registered Member, MHGI
Registration No. 126935
About me
Elizabeth is an experienced counsellor and psychotherapist of nearly twenty years and is able to support with a wide variety of emotional and psychological situations.
Her aim is to get you back to happy living as quickly as possible.
Creativity is often needed when someone requires help to remove an obstacle that is stopping them move forward. This, combined with a thoughtful and stimulating approach, is on offer.
Elizabeth holds the Human Givens Post-Graduate Diploma (Grade: distinction) and applies a range of counselling methods including those for trauma (PTSD) and has also been a qualified and registered teacher for over twenty years. She has worked in a brain injury rehabilitation centre for over 15 years and has extensive understanding of clients who have acquired a brain injury (ABI). She is experienced in the arena of acquired brain injury (ABI) workig both with those that have experienced a brain injury and/or supporting family members.
Elizabeth has also worked for many years with clients with ASD and ADHD traits. She can support such clients and also family members if needed.
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Qualifications
Human Givens Diploma, BSc (Hons), PGCE
Professional Memberships
MHGI
Testimonials
‘Why didn’t I see Elizabeth sooner, I feel a weight has been lifted from my shoulders?’
‘After experiencing a traumatic event 14 years ago and my whole life changing Elizabeth has helped me see the light. I am now enjoying my life and my marriage is no longer at risk.’
‘I thought I just had to put up with all the stresses in my life but now I realise I don’t. Elizabeth has helped me to see where I can lighten my load.’
‘I did not know what to do about my son’s anxiety and watched him get very distressed at times without knowing how to help. Coming to Elizabeth has given me ways of managing and helping my son with Aspergers.’
‘After many years of being abused I am beginning to feel some self worth and can see life really is worth living.’
‘When my husband died I thought I would never feel good again. Life is different but I do look forward to getting up in the morning now’.
