Cynthia Griffith

I am a student counsellor and am currently working towards  a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy with the Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences.   As a student 
Integrative therapist, I believe in offering a safe space where a client does not have to worry about being judged, where we can explore difficult personal issues that are causing emotional pain and  to find a way forward using mechanisms to  help the client cope with difficulties and to promote well-being both individually  and in their relationships with others.

I work  with adults, adolescents from a person centred approach but will also draw from other theories to help interpret a client’s behaviour, thoughts and feelings and to help them navigate their journey.  I believe that the therapeutic relationship must be one of trust, respect, and empathy.  I believe in an interactive therapeutic relationship in which the client and I will work together to assist the client in changing their life for the better.   I have experience of working with children with autism.
 

Student Member of the National Association For Professional Counselling and Psychotherapy (NAPCP)