Genevieve Walters, BACP

She often uses Narrative Therapy to examine the stories people carry, and Client-Centred principles to keep focus on each person’s priorities. Genevieve combines reflective, creative methods with practical tools for stress and trauma responses. Her background includes managing counselling teams for national disasters and the pandemic, and running bereavement services in hospice and school settings.

She has supported people such as teachers, nurses, firefighters and other public servants facing vicarious trauma and burnout. That experience informs how she responds to intense loss, sudden change and long-term stress. Sessions are described as collaborative and paced to what each person needs.

Genevieve pays attention to attachment and abandonment themes where they appear, and she helps people with relationship, intimacy and communication difficulties. She also works with concerns like anxiety, depression, ADHD and bipolar disorder. People can expect practical coping strategies alongside deeper reflection.

She offers reflective exercises, creative techniques and straightforward steps to manage acute stress. Her practice follows the BACP Ethical Framework and she carries public liability insurance for in-person and remote work.