About Sally Hunt

I have spent more than 15 years working exclusively with grief and loss. Before becoming a counsellor I spent many years in the technology industry — a world where I worked closely with people through all kinds of change and difficulty. That experience taught me a great deal about listening, and about what people actually need when they are struggling.

When I decided to retrain as a counsellor, bereavement became my focus from the start. I trained with Cruse Bereavement, one of the UK’s leading bereavement charities, taking on increasingly senior roles and was honoured to beccome Chair of Cruse, West Berkshire. During that period I became a Counselling Supervisor to assist other counsellors..

I moved into private practice because I wanted to offer something that a large organisation cannot: unhurried, genuinely individual attention to each person I work with. I allow generous time between every client — bereavement work demands full concentration, and you cannot give someone the attention they need if your mind is already on the next appointment. In practice I rarely see more than three or four clients in a day, and I will always give you the time the session needs.

Qualified Counsellor

I have a CPCAB Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. To keep me abreast of latest thinking I regularly attend counselling therapy courses in many counselling subjects

Qualified Supervisor

I am a qualified Supervisor for both professional and trainee counsellors. I have been qualified for 13 years. Helping others especially helping trainees begin their career is mentally rewarding.