Counselling with Kathy Jaloussis

Kathy is a qualified and experienced counsellor, psychotherapist, and clinical supervisor with extensive experience across private practice, the NHS, and educational settings. She works with young people and adults, empowering them to navigate challenges such as anxiety, stress, trauma, bereavement, depression, family and relationship difficulties, bullying, gender identity, and neurodivergent conditions, including ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and Tourette’s syndrome. Her approach is grounded in compassion, insight, and a deep belief in each person’s capacity for growth and change.
Alongside her therapeutic practice, Kathy leads wellbeing workshops designed to educate,
inspire, and foster resilience. She has facilitated impactful sessions exploring the connection between neurodiversity and depression and is currently developing a therapeutic group programme that aims to uplift and equip neurodivergent students within her school community. 

Writing has also been a powerful and transformative part of Kathy’s own healing journey. Her experiences of grief and loss have strengthened her empathy and shaped her professional purpose, guiding her toward work rooted in authenticity and hope. She has channelled this journey into her self-published memoir, Making Up for Lost Time: The Journey, a testament to courage, reflection, and the enduring human spirit.