Louise Wigan

Ms. Louise Wigan is a highly experienced psychotherapist with over 27 years of dedicated practice in the field of humanistic therapy. Throughout her career, she has worked with families, couples, individuals, and children, offering her therapeutic expertise to a diverse range of clients. She specialises in co-dependency and family-focused therapy. She actively conducts group sessions aimed at providing support and healing for those in need.

Her professional training includes the ability to work with young people dealing with various forms of addiction. Ms. Wigan places a strong emphasis on assisting teenagers who are dealing with issues such as anxiety and the challenges associated with family breakdowns. Her work in this area is driven by a deep-rooted belief in the positive and life-changing outcomes that effective therapy can facilitate.

Ms. Wigan's qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Therapeutic Psychology from the University of Roehampton, a post-graduate diploma specialising in 'Counselling Children in Schools,' and training received from the Meadows Clinic in Wickenburg, Arizona. She has also acquired expertise in couples and family therapy through her work at the Charter Clinic and served as an after-care program facilitator for Cottonwood, Arizona.

In recent years, Ms. Wigan's association with Place2Be has significantly influenced her therapeutic approach. Place2Be is an organisation that offers emotional and therapeutic services in primary and secondary schools. Her work with teenagers dealing with issues such as bullying, substance abuse, and family disruptions within the framework of Place2Be has been both challenging and immensely rewarding, further fuelling her dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of her clients.