Genevieve Walters, BACP

Genevieve Walters is an integrative counsellor who combines reflective conversation with creative methods to help people find perspective and personal growth. She prefers Narrative Therapy, working on the premise that individuals make sense of themselves through the stories they tell about their experiences, and she draws on creative techniques to explore those narratives. Her highest qualification is a Master of Social Sciences in Counselling Psychology, an advanced master's degree focused on therapeutic practice, and she brings 18 years of counselling experience to her work.

Her practice is built on a broad foundation of experience across multiple settings. She has managed counselling teams responding to national disasters and the pandemic, and has led services in bereavement care, hospice settings, and high schools. She has supported government employees, teachers, nurses, and firefighters facing vicarious trauma and burnout, and has worked with clients of all ages from diverse backgrounds and abilities through bereavement, sudden loss, major life transitions, and significant trauma. She also teaches counselling theory and practice in higher education.

Genevieve offers a calm, supportive space to explore meaningful and difficult issues, using reflective dialogue alongside practical strategies for acute stress and trauma responses. She adapts her approach to what works for each person, learning from clients and combining therapeutic methods to meet individual needs. She is registered in the United Kingdom with the BACP and practices in line with the BACP Ethical Framework, and she holds public liability insurance for both face-to-face and remote working.