Workdays at Phoenix:
Workdays at Phoenix:Tuesday and Thursday 3pm to 8pm
Type of sessions:
Face to face, telephone or Zoom
About Tanya in her own words:
“I am a neurodivergent counsellor. My work is underpinned by person centred therapy which I integrate with other techniques. I have a lot of understanding of the effects of complex trauma, depression, abuse and neurodiversity both through personal experience and client work. Here at Phoenix Health and Wellbeing I offer a safe, non-judgemental environment in which we work at your pace. I will help you to compassionately explore how past experiences have shaped who you are now and support you in finding healthy ways to cope moving forward.”
Qualifications and training:
Tanya has a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and Inner Child Healing. She has also completed training in trauma recovery and ADHD. She regularly attends training courses and supervision as part of her continuing professional development.
Professional body membership:
Tanya is a qualified member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists
Areas of focus:
Trauma, childhood, sexual and domestic abuse, anxiety, depression, neurodiversity, stress, peri menopause and menopause, family/ relationship issues and improving feeling of low self-worth.
A little known fact:
In my spare time I like to relax and destress by drawing and painting and have even painted my stairway wall with a larger colourful mural.
If you would like to book with Tanya just call us on 0113 234 0818 or click here
If you have private health insurance you may be able to claim some or all of the cost of your counselling. Check your policy before you book
CLIENT FEEDBACK
“I felt very at ease and as though I am doing something about my problems instead of just sitting with them” Amy
“Helpful to talk to someone outside of my family unit, no judgement. Felt very happy and comfortable” Laura
Phoenix Health and Wellbeing is a charitable social enterprise in Leeds City Centre, offering massage, counselling, and acupuncture services. Proceeds from these sessions support those with chronic mental, physical, and emotional health issues who can’t afford this care.