Nick Crowder – BA (Hons.)
Reg. Member BACP. ACC. ICF. FlnstLM & CSOL
Hello, and welcome to The Trellis Practice. I am an Integrative Counsellor, Psychotherapist, Therapeutic Coach, and Clinical Supervisor working with individuals, couples, and small teams, both in-person and online (via Zoom), by telephone, text, and email, across the UK, and Internationally.
In my role as a therapist, I use various modalities (tools) which include Person-Centred, Solution-Focused, Systemic, Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioural, and Schema Therapies, with the added benefit of Self-Organised Learning.
I have twenty-five years of experience in pioneering and delivering learning-centred, cognitive, emotional, and behavioural development programs, courses, leadership development, and Supervision. My work has been in the commercial and charitable sectors, in the UK and overseas in-country, including the conflict/post-conflict zones of Liberia and Burundi.
My work as a Counsellor, Therapeutic Coach, and Clinical Supervisor, has been significantly informed through this learning and extensive lived experience. My past and present clients have stated how they are/have benefited from my broad and in-depth lived experience, enabling them to feel ‘safe’ and ‘heard’ in the counselling ‘room’. No matter what they wish to bring, we work together to find resolution.
Over these years I have seen a consistent theme present with the majority of my clients; the echo of each person, couple, or small team, desiring to know themselves more acutely. Why do they say, do, and react to the circumstances, and others, as they do? Why do they experience anxiety, fear, depression, or a lack of self-worth, security, or significance? What holds them back from achieving all that they desire? How can they function more healthily in personal and working relationships? What has happened in their past that makes them who they are today?
With self-awareness and intentionality, in whatever we do, knowing ourselves is powerful. Knowing ourselves gives us an insight into why we tend to respond and behave in certain ways in specific circumstances. Knowing ourselves is also a solid step towards better understanding other people and with more clear-mindedness.
There is much that could be said here, but the most important factor is whether a client and therapist believe they can work well together.
The success of this client/therapist relationship is known to be the most powerful part of any therapeutic and personal development journey as we seek resolution to those things that constrain us from being all we can be.
If you’ve read this far, I guess you’re serious about finding someone to work with.
If you’d like to have a free initial 30-minute chat with me via Zoom, why not take the next step and contact me? Alternatively, maybe you’re ready to jump straight in and book your first session.
Either way, it would be a pleasure to hear from you. Thank you.