Jennifer Cameron,
Humanistic & Integrated Psychotherapist 

My therapeutic aim is to facilitate you in understanding what is going on for you in your life, to reflect on past experiences and how they impact on the person you are today. ​I work from a Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapeutic approach - allowing you to achieve greater self-awareness, self-acceptance, ownership, improved relationships and more control over your life. I provide a confidential and safe space for you to explore and develop an understanding of your feelings and thoughts. Combining past experiences, mindfulness, self-care, greater body awareness, body work and sometimes dream meanings.​

Experience
 I am experienced in working with ;Depression/Suicide Ideology, Anxiety/Panic Attacks, Stress/ Career/Identity, Relationships Couples Counselling, Sex & Sexuality, Childhood Trauma/Interrupted Sexual Development, Anger Management, Grief/Bereavement/Loss, Intellectual Disability and Low Self-esteem/Self-criticism.

Certification
Certificate in Counselling (NUI Maynooth). HDIP Social Care (BCFE), BA (Honours) in Counselling & Psychotherapy (DBS). Certificate in Couples Counselling (PCI) Certificate in Couples-Skills & Strategies. Certificate in Couples- Family Dynamics. Certifcate in Couples - Sexuality. Certificate in Couples- Integration/Assessment Training.(PCI) I am an Accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP).

Crossroads Counselling Centre
My Practice is humanistic and integrative based. I practice in a humanistic way, using creative therapies, psychoanalytics, psychotherapy, CBT, Gesalt,Emotional Focused Therapy  and others depending on the needs of the client. I believe in using a person-centred way of working to begin with and then deciding – with the client – the best form of therapy to use so it is tailored to the client. The issues I work with include anxiety, stress, panic disorders, depression, relationship difficulties, loss and bereavement, low self-esteem, emotional issues and work related difficulties.

IACP Membership
I work to the Humanistic and Integrative tradition in psychotherapy. The humanistic approach values each of us as a unique human being with the freedom and responsibility to shape our own lives. ‘Integrative’ refers to the practice of drawing from more than one tradition or body of theory in psychotherapy in the interest of best meeting the client’s needs.

I am a  Accredited member of  IACP, The Irish Association of  Counsellors & Psychotherapists and adhere to its standards and strict code of ethics.

How I Work
Within my Practice, I strive to help individuals to work through any physical, emotional, mental or spiritual matters. I am client-centred and believe in the uniqueness of each person. I specialize in Humanistic and Integrative Therapy.

Key Concepts
My work is based on awareness, self-acceptance, being real, safety, responsibility, confidentiality, ethics & the law and identifying patterns. I have written a blog post on these concepts which you can read here.
 

 

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​GDMR Psychotherapy 2018
A client should be informed via your contract what data you will hold, how long you’ll hold it and why, and that it will be held securely. Also if you intend to share data with any third parties and why? If you have a legal/contractual obligation that means you need to share data, explain this and why.
 Rights the clients have:
  • the right to be informed;
  • the right of access;
  • the right to rectification;
  • the right to erasure;
  • the right to restrict processing;
  • the right to data portability;
  • the right to object; and
  • the right not to be subject to automated decision-making
 
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