About Me

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Ronke holds a deep knowledge of how the unconscious formation through family context could conflicts the reality of social world; thereby resulting to distress. Having personally experienced different life challenges, she understands how it feels to be stuck in unpleasant situations and the relief of having psychological and emotional freedom. Her passion is to provide support to clients by empathetically listening to their stories and working collaboratively with them to look at links from their past to make sense of the present.

She adopts different strategies and techniques through her integrative approach to support individuals while exploring feelings and emotions. She also provides multi-cultural support with the understanding of cultural or religious limitations on some individuals.

Clients are supported through the process of identifying any negative behavioural patterns that could hinder individuals from achieving their true potentials, while enabling them to gain the confidence to live happy and fulfilling lives. This is done within a relaxed, informal, and confidential safe space where clients can talk freely without being judged.

Work Experience

• Working in Private Practice (Orpington, U.K), working with individual (children, Teenagers, young Adult, Adult), couples and family.
• Providing counselling for victim and survivors of Domestic Abuse with different charity organisation in United Kingdom.
• Former part of the Bereavement counsellors at St Christopher’s Hospice, Sydenham and Orpington.
• Former part of counsellor / psychotherapist working with for Adolescent, Young Adult and Adult with Depression, Anxiety, Domestic Abuse at The Awareness Centre, Clapham South, London.
• Volunteering counsellor at Sarah Agnes Foundation, a charity organisation that provides emotional support for young people, adult, and elderly with the community