Edinburgh Psychotherapy: Core Process psychotherapy and counselling: Anne Greenacre's practice.
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Anne Greenacre: little history

My "counselling" career began back in 1985, when I qualified in social work, with a CQSW (Edinburgh University). I have worked with shock and trauma, abuse issues, bereavement, mental health, stress management, addictions - in a women's refuge, a family centre and two alternative schools.

For 11 years I worked with the young, homeless - managing two social-work-registered residential homes: The Edinburgh Cyrenians' City and Rural communities; the latter is a therapeutic community and a small organic farm - offering educational and training opportunities. I was involved in one-to-one counselling, training, staff and student supervision, and group facilitation.

I began the four-and-a-half-year Core Process Psychotherapy training in 1993 at the Karuna Institute - and am an accredited psychotherapist with UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy). In 2002 I completed an MA in Psychotherapy (Middlesex University/Karuna Institute).

Other professional qualifications include massage (ITEC qualified).

My commitment to what I do

My commitment to my clients rests in continuing to work on my own ability to be present at greater depths and subtler places.

I continue to attend additional trainings and retreats. These include:

I have a particular interest (and experience) in the area of spiritual emergence - and its more extreme form of spiritual emergency. I am currently also a post-adoption counsellor.