About The Founder
Victoria Sharman (MSc, P.G. dip, BA, Cert. Supv.)
I am a qualified counsellor with over 20 years experience offering counselling services to couples and families in relationship breakdown caused by a variety of factors. I am renowned for my professionalism, effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills as well as problem solving skills. Through my psychotherapist skills, I have helped many couples understand the causes of their relationship challenges and helped guide them to find solutions that best suit their specific situation.
As an accredited member of the Professional Standards Authority, I work within the BACP and UKCP ethical codes of good practice. This is an accredited register set up by the Government to improve standards and safety of public members accessing counselling services.
What People Say About Me
- I am a motivated and highly skilled couple and family psychotherapist
- Excellent at listening and problem solving
- I provide positive feedback to colleagues and clients
- I am enthusiastic, reliable and trustworthy
- I am very hard working and produce excellent results
- I commit to a high standard of confidentiality and crisis management
I have interpersonal, organisational and management skills to a high standard.
I have worked for one of the most renowned brand in this sector ‘Relate’ for many years offering couple and family relationship counselling services. Whilst working at Relate I held GP portfolio of clients, offering them high quality of services and accomplished very good results.
I am a skillful and experienced facilitator with experience in mentoring and consultative supervision for experienced practitioners working for organisations, in private practice, in training going for accreditation or complaints process.
Contact Victoria Sharman to book a short conversation to find out how she can best support and empower you
Online Counselling
What I do is to help individuals rediscover what they have lost in their relationships and show them in a practical way how to create helpful ways of responding to their own and other’s vulnerability.
