Sian Wright

I currently have some availability for new online counselling clients, so if you feel that this is something which may be of help for you please do get in touch.

My name is Sian Wright. I have mostly lived in the Conwy  area (U.K.) since I was 4 years old. I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Music at The University of Wales Bangor. After graduation, I decided to become an English teacher in Asia; during that time my mother died from complications of multiple sclerosis. I decided to pursue a career in mental health counselling and help others with traumatic loss and grief. Shortly after I had begun studying for my Master's degree in Clinical Counselling, I was also diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. I decided I wanted to continue to help others with their mental health concerns.

When I began studying clinical counselling I was fascinated with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) And decided to complete a level three CBT certification to learn how to utilise CBT in my future career. I was able to relate to the teamwork between the therapist and the client. I believe it is essential for clients to feel that sense of accomplishment. Through this therapeutic alliance, psychotherapy can help provide solutions to day-to-day problems and long-term therapeutic gains.

SMWCCT is the result of my education and experiences in life and the love of reaching out with my abilities. I look forward to meeting you and discussing what I can do to restore and revive your outlook on life. I use the science-based CBT Approach to counselling due to the accessibility of this approach. 

Unconditional positive regard; I believe everybody should treat others in the way we want to be treated.

A belief in my clients can inspire them to reframe their previous outlooks on life. Unconditional positive regard and respect for the client can help them to see possibilities in their lives previously not considered. Each client I have worked with is completely different even though they may have a similar diagnosis. I understand that the client is more than that diagnosis.