I offer online and face to face counselling for people who want to better understand themselves, explore their inner world, and create meaningful change in their lives.
My approach is warm, reflective, and collaborative. At the heart of my work is a person-centred foundation. Because of this, I aim to provide a non-judgmental space where you can think openly, feel heard, and explore your experiences at your own pace.
As an integrative counsellor, I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches, including Jungian therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Transactional Analysis, creative therapy approaches, and solution-focused thinking. This allows our work together to remain flexible and responsive to your individual needs.
However, I see therapy as a shared process rather than an advice-led one. I work best with clients who are open to curiosity, reflection, and self-exploration. Together, we can explore patterns, deepen understanding, and support your sense of agency and direction.
Click here to book a free initial consultation call or ask any questions you may have about counselling, or here to find more information on how I work as an Integrative counsellor.
![Today I signed the contract for my new counselling office.
After two years away from face-to-face counselling, I've spent a lot of time reflecting on how I want to practice and what feels right for me at this stage of my journey.
As counsellors, we're often encouraging our clients to listen to themselves, notice what feels aligned, and make choices that honour their needs and values. I think it's just as important that we do the same for ourselves.
There are so many ways to work as a counsellor, and no single approach is right for everyone. Whether you work online, face-to-face, outdoors, or a combination of these, finding a space that feels comfortable, authentic, and supportive of your way of working matters.
This new office isn't just a room. It's a space that feels aligned with who I am as a practitioner and the kind of therapeutic relationships I want to offer. I'm looking forward to welcoming clients into it soon.
Sometimes the right next step isn't about doing what everyone else is doing. It's about listening carefully to yourself and trusting what feels right for you.
#counselling #therapy #oakham #rutland]()
Today I signed the contract for my new counselling office.
After two years away from face-to-face counselling, I've spent a lot of time reflecting on how I want to practice and what feels right for me at this stage of my journey.
As counsellors, we're often encouraging our clients to listen to themselves, notice what feels aligned, and make choices that honour their needs and values. I think it's just as important that we do the same for ourselves.
There are so many ways to work as a counsellor, and no single approach is right for everyone. Whether you work online, face-to-face, outdoors, or a combination of these, finding a space that feels comfortable, authentic, and supportive of your way of working matters.
This new office isn't just a room. It's a space that feels aligned with who I am as a practitioner and the kind of therapeutic relationships I want to offer. I'm looking forward to welcoming clients into it soon.
Sometimes the right next step isn't about doing what everyone else is doing. It's about listening carefully to yourself and trusting what feels right for you.
#counselling #therapy #oakham #rutland
1 day ago
![How do you use creative counselling interventions in a way that keeps the client at the heart of the process?
As an Integrative Counsellor, Supervisor, Teacher and Workshop Creator, I'm often asked how I incorporate creative work into my practice. In this interactive online workshop, I'll share practical ways to adapt creative interventions to suit individual clients while maintaining a strong therapeutic focus.
During the day we'll explore:
๐จ Creative counselling interventions you can use in practice
๐ก How to adapt activities to meet your clients' unique needs
โค๏ธ Keeping the client, not the technique, at the centre of the work
๐ค Opportunities for reflection, discussion and learning
Whether you're a qualified counsellor or currently in training, this workshop will help you build confidence in using creative approaches and deepen your understanding of the therapeutic process.
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18th July 2026
โฐ 10amโ4pm (BST)
๐ป Online
๐๏ธ ยฃ30 via Eventbrite
I'd love for you to join me.
#Counselling #CreativeCounselling #CounsellorTraining #IntegrativeCounselling #CounsellingSkills]()
How do you use creative counselling interventions in a way that keeps the client at the heart of the process?
As an Integrative Counsellor, Supervisor, Teacher and Workshop Creator, I'm often asked how I incorporate creative work into my practice. In this interactive online workshop, I'll share practical ways to adapt creative interventions to suit individual clients while maintaining a strong therapeutic focus.
During the day we'll explore:
๐จ Creative counselling interventions you can use in practice
๐ก How to adapt activities to meet your clients' unique needs
โค๏ธ Keeping the client, not the technique, at the centre of the work
๐ค Opportunities for reflection, discussion and learning
Whether you're a qualified counsellor or currently in training, this workshop will help you build confidence in using creative approaches and deepen your understanding of the therapeutic process.
๐
18th July 2026
โฐ 10amโ4pm (BST)
๐ป Online
๐๏ธ ยฃ30 via Eventbrite
I'd love for you to join me.
#Counselling #CreativeCounselling #CounsellorTraining #IntegrativeCounselling #CounsellingSkills
3 days ago
![Tonight's Full Moon is in Sagittarius, a sign often associated with truth, growth, and looking beyond what feels familiar.
Whether or not you follow astrology, there can be something powerful about pausing to notice where you are in your life.
๐ Are you moving towards what feels meaningful?
๐ Are you honouring the parts of yourself that need both adventure and security?
๐ Are you allowing yourself to grow beyond old expectations?
As counsellors and supervisors, we often support others through periods of change, uncertainty, and self-discovery. Yet we are not separate from those experiences ourselves. We, too, are continually evolving, questioning, learning, and finding our way.
Perhaps tonight's moon is a reminder that growth doesn't always require a dramatic leap. Sometimes it begins with simply recognising that we have changed, and giving ourselves permission to move in a direction that feels more aligned with who we are now.
#counselling
#clinicalsupervision
#reflectivepractice
#personalgrowth
#fullmooninsagittarius]()
Tonight's Full Moon is in Sagittarius, a sign often associated with truth, growth, and looking beyond what feels familiar.
Whether or not you follow astrology, there can be something powerful about pausing to notice where you are in your life.
๐ Are you moving towards what feels meaningful?
๐ Are you honouring the parts of yourself that need both adventure and security?
๐ Are you allowing yourself to grow beyond old expectations?
As counsellors and supervisors, we often support others through periods of change, uncertainty, and self-discovery. Yet we are not separate from those experiences ourselves. We, too, are continually evolving, questioning, learning, and finding our way.
Perhaps tonight's moon is a reminder that growth doesn't always require a dramatic leap. Sometimes it begins with simply recognising that we have changed, and giving ourselves permission to move in a direction that feels more aligned with who we are now.
#counselling
#clinicalsupervision
#reflectivepractice
#personalgrowth
#fullmooninsagittarius
1 week ago
I believe supervision should feel collaborative, reflective, and deeply human.
A space where you can bring uncertainty, curiosity, challenge, and growth, without needing to have everything figured out.
My approach is grounded in shared inquiry, lived experience, existential thinking, and supporting your developing therapeutic identity.
If youโre looking for a reflective and supportive supervision space, Iโd love to hear from you. ๐ฏ
#clinicalsupervision
#therapistsupport
#reflectivepractice
#supervision
#counsellorsupervision
2 weeks ago
Thereโs something important about noticing the small moments that make us pause.
A flower in the sun. A bee moving gently from petal to petal. A feeling of warmth on your skin.
Our minds are often trained to scan for stress, danger, pressure and what still needs doing. But intentionally noticing moments of beauty, calm or joy can help anchor us back into the present.
Not every day will feel light or easy. But carrying small moments of goodness with us through the day can soften things, even slightly ๐ธ๐
#mindfulmoments
#mindfulness
#counselling
#mentalwellbeing
#naturehealing
2 weeks ago
Introducing the new Leigh Wright Supervision logo ๐ฏ
When redesigning it, I wanted the imagery for supervision to feel different to counselling while still remaining connected.
I chose honey because, for me, it represents warmth, nourishment, containment and collaboration, all things I value deeply within supervision.
Honey is something created slowly, carefully and collectively. I think good supervision feels similar.
A space where counsellors can pause, reflect, process the emotional weight of the work, reconnect with themselves, and feel supported in their continued growth.
Supervision isnโt about perfection or having all the answers. Itโs about curiosity, honesty, safety and allowing space for both challenge and care to coexist.
#clinicalsupervision
#counsellingsupervisor
#reflectivepractice
#therapistsupport
#integrativecounselling
2 weeks ago