The Complete Being collective

The Counsellor Blou is an accomplished online Integrated Psychotherapist. She is registered and accredited with the BACP. She qualified in 2018 with a Diploma in CBT and left her 15-year career in the NHS to create her Sovereign Private Practice, TCB. She undertook another diploma in the specifics of Counselling Online to ensure her knowledge, skills and standards were advanced.

Blou has continued to train in various trauma-informed modalities and behavioural change models, as well as holistic techniques such as Permaculture, Psychedelics Integration, Theta and Reiki healing. She is also a huge advocate of the power of Earthing and Grounding and embeds this in all her face-to-face sessions.

Blou now counsels in South Wales through her private practice, providing trauma counselling to front line staff, first responder services and people in need of behaviour change and support. She offers online and face-to-face sessions across a range of therapy room locations including Gorseinon, Swansea, Neath, and Cardiff.

She has a calling to help guide people in discovering their own path to healing, providing holistic pathways for adults affected by the social conditions and collective experiences that cause them distress in this realm, and helping people transform their coping skills, create new strengths and become who they dream they can be.

Passionate about aligning people with self-empowerment and understanding their body as a BioTerrain, The Counsellor Blou helps people to find acceptance, let go of trauma, take personal responsibility and embrace their birthright to a beautiful abundant life.

Hello, I'm Jordan — founder of The Holistic Harbour, a counselling practice based in Dumfries and Galloway. I value face-to-face connection and work with individuals from 14+ experiencing a range of emotional and psychological challenges. I am situated within the beautiful Crichton Grounds in Dumfries.

As a pluralistic counsellor, I recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. I aim to work collaboratively with each client, drawing on different therapeutic approaches to create a way of working that feels right for you. I provide the time and safe space to explore your experiences at your own pace and in a way that respects your individual needs, wants, preferences and values — with an emphasis on you being the expert of your own life.

At The Holistic Harbour, I offer a warm, compassionate and non-judgemental space where you can bring whatever is on your mind. Whether you are navigating a difficult life transition, coping with stress or anxiety, processing loss, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, I will work alongside you, anchored with care and curiosity.

Glen is a qualified Mental Health nurse and BABCP registered CBT Cognitive Psychotherapist. He is also a long-service veteran, having joined the Army Reserves in 1997 as a Combat Medic before transferring into the regular Army as a Mental Health Nurse, where he served until 2018.

During his military career, Glen delivered mental health support to adults across the world on operational deployments, both at base camp and in the field. During this time, he had the opportunity to learn and deliver Pain Management at the Defense Military Rehabilitation Centre in Headley Court. This training led Glen to develop programmes for clinicians who support those in need of pain management.

Glen is a prescriber and possesses a wide range of therapeutic skills that make him an excellent male therapist. He is trained in multiple therapy modalities, including Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, and several 'third wave' approaches such as Positive Psychology and Compassion Focused Therapy.

Since leaving service, he has worked as a lecturer, supervisor, and clinical coordinator privately, as well as for the NHS, public sector, and charity organisations. We are honoured to have Glen as one of our key partners, helping to bring quality pain management programmes to people in pain and those who support them.

Joe graduated from Swansea University with a Masters degree in Osteopathy (M.Ost). He has a keen interest in a range of musculo-skeletal problems, chronic injuries, and how work-related activities can lead to pain and dysfunction. Joe believes that many of these problems can be aided through tailored treatment and exercise prescription that will aid the functioning of the body as a unit. He has completed further training in Kinesio-taping and dry needling which can be used in addition to osteopathic treatment for a range of overuse and sports injuries.

He initially became interested in Osteopathy when he was a teenager and his father suffered from recurrent bouts of sciatica. After being prescribed medications which had minimal effect, his father finally went to see an Osteopath. After just a few visits there had been significant improvements to his pain levels, and the Osteopath was also addressing the cause of the problem to help prevent recurrence.

Joe enjoyed the thought of being able to offer people an alternative treatment option to surgical or pharmaceutical interventions and decided to train as an Osteopath. He has never looked back since this decision.

Joe enjoys treating a wide range of patients and being able to adapt treatment to address their particular needs. There is nothing more satisfying to Joe than seeing a transformation in patients who have previously been in pain and can now enjoy life and continue with their everyday activities.