Jacquie Dorn

Integrative Counsellor

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Jacquie Dorn

BSc(Hons) Psychology

Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. (Integrative)

Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

There are as many issues as there are individuals; these are just a few areas in which counselling can help:

Mental health issues.

Alcohol and/or drug related problems.

Domestic violence.

Anger.

Physical, emotional and sexual abuse.

Phobias.

Low self esteem.

Self harm.

Anxiety and negative thoughts.

Depression.

Planning for change.

Loss: bereavement, separation, divorce.

Looking for direction.

Dealing with the past in order to create a positive future.

Eating disorders.

Relationship difficulties.

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Each client has unique experiences and strengths.

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Everyone can learn to change and grow in positive ways.

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As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy I adhere to their ethical framework.

This framework is designed to safeguard the best interests of both client and counsellor.

Link to ethical framework

Link to BACP website:

Location: Elgin, Morayshire.

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Sessions available from 9am to 7pm.

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Fees: £35.00 for a full hour, £20.00 for a one hour introductory session.

Couples: £45.00 and £25.00 for introductory session.

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Please phone me on

079 2210 7678

and we can discuss whether you think counselling will help you.

Or click on the link below to email me:

jacquie.dorn@hotmail.co.uk

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My training as an Integrative Counsellor enables me to draw on insights and techniques from different mainstream therapies - particularly person centred, psychodynamic and cognitive behavioural therapy.
This helps me respond flexibly to each client's way of thinking, feeling and behaving, and offer them the therapeutic style which suits them best.

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What is Integrative Counselling? Click here for more information.

Some useful links to Therapeutic Organisations.

British Psychotherapy & Counselling Registering Organisations

BACP (British Association of Counsellors & Psychotherapists)

Accredits individuals who are in practice and can demonstrate that they meet one of a variety of eligibility criteria (PDF) around their training. The aim is to reassure the public that they are accessing a fully trained, insured, and ethically committed therapist.

UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy)

Register for psychotherapists in the UK. Individuals must belong to a Member Organisation that has been accepted as providing credible and ethical psychotherapy (eg, the ITA). Currently registration is voluntary in the UK, but the UKCP is lobbying to make it mandatory.

Has sections for Analytical Psychology, Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies; Experiential Constructivist Therapies; Family, Couple, Sexual and Systemic Therapy; Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy; Hypno-Psychotherapy; and Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic.