About me
I’m a qualified counsellor who takes an integrated and relational approach to therapy working with you to effect the change you want in your life. I have trained and qualified in person centred Transactional Analysis and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and have worked with many clients for hundreds of hours. I am a registered member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society and I continue professional development, training on a variety of topics.
Deb Neville
Qualifications
- Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling, Connexus Institute, Hove
- Certificate in Couples Therapy, Connexus Institute, Hove
- Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Connexus Institute, Hove
- Specialist training in Bereavement Counselling, Martlets Hospice, Brighton
- Professional development workshops and seminars on Shame, Neurodivergence, Polyvagal Therapy, Suicide, LGBTQ+ and Trans
Professional bodies
- National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society
- UK Association of Transactional Analysis
- European Association of Transactional Analysis
- Professional Standards Authority
- Information Commissioners Office
Confidentiality is key
Confidentiality is very important in the counselling relationship. Everything we discuss will be held in the strictest confidence unless there is reason for concern for either yourself or others. I work within the Ethical Framework of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society/UK Association for Transactional Analysis. As a member of the ICO I adhere to the Data Protection Act principles, I hold an Enhanced DBS certificate. And I am on an Accredited Register that has been accredited by the Professional Standards Authority.
About the accredited register programme:
The Accredited Register programme was set up by the Government to improve standards and safety for the benefit of the public. It shows my commitment to high professional standards, to enhancing safety and to delivering a better service.
Find out more about the NCPS accredited register
“Counselling is proven to significantly reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress, and helps individuals gain clarity, confidence, and coping skills to navigate life’s challenges.”
American Psychological Association. (2019). The effectiveness of psychotherapy.
Help is Available
If you have been experiencing any suicidal thoughts, or require immediate help, please call 111, contact your GP or call the Samaritans on 116 123
