Our Team
Our Team
Our team consists of professionally trained counsellors. Most of the team have their own private practice as well as offering services to Southover Counselling. They all have diplomas, certificates and extra qualifications to keep their knowledge up to date. They have DBS checks and insurance. Those working face to face use our counselling room at Church End in Lewes, or offer availability at their private practice premises.
Current team:
Shelley Storrier. Works to assist us on the Bereavement Journey Course. A trained counsellor previously a member of the team.
Fiona Wookey. Works face to face, Fridays and occasionally Tuesdays. A Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counsellor who is BACP registered. This form of therapy is rooted in the belief that everyone has the potential for personal growth and self-awareness given the right environment and support. I provide a non-judgemental space where hopefully you feel safe enough to explore your experiences and feelings I have worked for over 30 years in health and social care working in a stressful environment also as a counsellor at a hospice with terminally ill people and the bereaved. My experience is varied as are people and problems. Everyone is unique and my approach accepts your individuality.
Debbie Culley. Wednesdays. Face to face and online counselling. I work with Southover Counselling, as well as offering private practice. I trained as a humanistic counsellor and work in areas of bereavement, anxiety, fear and stress. I have worked with special needs youngsters previously, especially those with hearing loss. We can explore together your reasons for coming for therapy and a way forward together. BACP registered.
Morine Stringer. My counselling journey spans almost two decades during which I have worked with many people, helping them through whatever it may be that is troubling them now. I offer you a private, safe and confidential space for you to share how you are and anything that’s causing you to feel anxious or unhappy. I would like to listen and help.
Rose McIntosh. 0nline counselling and face to face in private practice, working with Southover Counselling. I believe there is always hope and counselling can help us through difficult times. I have worked in a secondary school with young people and in private practice, on issues of abuse, relationships, self-harm, grief and loss. I also have worked with women building confidence and menopause awareness. I create a warm and safe space to share your journey. BACP registered.
Manager: Jeanette Clifton. I have managed Southover Counselling for the past 9 years. I have a background working in the NHS and education. My role is to respond to referrals and match clients to counsellors as well as supporting the team. .