Nigel Moyse

Are you going through a crisis in your life? If you are reading this, you might benefit from some help. Counselling can be a great relief once you have overcome the initial hurdles to setting up an appointment and many clients have spoken about how good it was to talk with someone neutral and non-judgemental for the first time.

If you are ready to talk over your issues, and would like the assurance of meeting an Accredited BACP therapist, I strive to offer a warm, empathic service and am able to help with a wide range of issues. Please take a look at my profile and contact me in case of need.

I was a member of The British Psychological Society (BPS) for over 25 years and have a degree in psychology and a masters in Cognitive Science.

Having passed the certificate and diploma courses in Psychodynamic Studies both at Oxford University I built up a varied experience seeing clients as an associate counsellor for three years with the NHS followed by charity and private work for over 15 years. A total of over eighteen years' experience working with hundreds of clients including many short term (over 200 of which have been EAP clients).

I have also trained in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) at the world-renowned Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre and have received training in Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) with BRIEF, the European Centre for Solution Focused Therapy.

I attended a Couple Counselling course with the Berkshire Counselling Centre, Wokingham in 2012 and while I no longer see couples, this gave me valuable experience in understanding relationships.

As an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP membership number 706565) and on the BACP Voluntary Accredited Register (register reference number: 059355), I abide by the BACP Code of Ethics.

Anger management

Anxiety & panic attacks

Bereavement & loss

Coaching & mentoring

Confidence & self esteem issues

Workplace issues including stress

General counselling issues

Trained in the psychodynamic tradition, I adopt an inquisitive, rather than blank-screen, approach in which my goal is to make the client feel at ease. I try to be non judgemental in all matters while helping my client work out for themself what they feel and think about their situation. The initial goal is to come to greater awareness about the issues that concern you; then with that knowledge to work on changes to thinking and behaviour in order to feel more in control of difficulties and gain greater self-assurance and peace of mind.

I see clients at an office in Jericho, central Oxford and also offer walking therapy in many locations around Oxford including Abingdon and provide Internet and telephone-based counselling.