Dr Tilly Storr

Name: Dr Tilly Storr
Address: The Old Chapel, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, PE28 3PU, United Kingdom
Telephone: 07802366132

Therapist Directory Listing Category: Online Therapy

About the Therapist

About the therapist:

Dr Tilly Storr is an experienced and professional practitioner offering counselling and hypnotherapy (face-to-face and online) from her private practice in Cambridgeshire. She worked for a number of years as a counsellor for Choices, an organization whose mission is to support survivors of childhood sexual abuse. She has considerable experience working with gender, sexuality and relationship diversity, including those who are uncertain, curious or unsure about how to move forward with their sexual or gender identity. She is a mature, dedicated and resourceful person, who works from a variety of perspectives and theoretical disciplines according to the needs of her clients. Tilly works regularly with neuro-diverse clients (such as autism). She is also a practicing Supervisor for qualified or trainee counsellors.

Sexual identity:

Heterosexual

Gender identity: Female

Gender history: As assigned at birth

Non-monogamy: No

Intersex: No

Neurodivergent: No

Personal pronouns: She/her

Accredited GSRD Therapist: Yes

Qualifications - Links to websites:

Website: https://swiftswing.uk

Qualifications

Accreditation Pink Therapy December 2020
Certificate in Supervision (Cambridge Supervision Training) 2008
PhD Psychology (2003)
Psychologist and Psychometrist (Cambridge Dept. of Psychiatry 1996)
Diploma, Counselling Skills & Theory (CSCT; 1993/94)
Diploma (Dist.) Erickssonian Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy (BHR) 1995
Diploma (Dist.) NLP and Cognitive Therapy (BHR) 1995
BA (Hons.) Psychology (OU) 1986

Qualifications - Additional:

Certificated:

Psychological Treatment of OCD: Effective and Practical Strategies (Essential Training Therapy, July 2022)
(Working Effectively with Risk (Cambridge Supervision Training, March 2021)
Working therapeutically with Bereavement (Essential Therapy Training, October 2020)
Personalities in Disorder (Essential Therapy Training, September 2020)
Working Therapeutically with People with Eating Disorders (Essential Therapy Training, August 2020)
Sexual/Porn Addictions & Supervision (CST November 2018)
Supervising professionals who work with young people (April 2018)
Supervising Sexual Diversity: Relationships, homophobia and identities in an LGBTQ sensitive world (Feb 2018)
Identity: can you tell me who I am? (BACP Conference Sept 2017) Certificate of attendance.
Working with Authority and the Shadow in Supervision (CST; November 2017)
The Supervision of Sexual Minority Therapy (Pink Therapy)
‘Lifestyle’ Adlerian Counselling and Supervision (Bruce Greenhaigh Oct 2016)
‘Working on the Edge of Chaos’ (for Adlerian Counselling Supervisors ). April 2015)
‘The Joy of Shame’ (Supporting Supervisors working with ‘shame’ ). November 2012
Solution Focussed Supervision. Feb 2012
OU DSA Needs Assessor (NNAC)
British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies: Mindfulness. Sept 2011
Supervision Masterclass (Gerhard Baumer) June 2011
Early Memories and Creativity (Rachel Shifron) Nov 2008
Adlerian Counselling for Addiction (October 2008)
Adlerian Supervision Certificate 2007/8
Teaching Assistant Advanced Qualification (2005)
Child Protection (2005)
Inclusion of SEN into mainstream schools (2005)
The Data Protection Act (2003)
On-line counselling and supervision, ethics and the law (K. Anthony, 2002)
Confidentiality (Choices 1999)
Sexuality and Gender (Choices, 1999)
The Psychiatric Use of Drugs (GP workshop, Choices, 1998)
‘Beyond Survival’ (Dolan, London, 1998)
'The Shadow Self' (Jungian Society, 1998)
Working with Women in Prison (Highpoint HMP/YOI, 1997)
Board of Visitors (London, 1997)
Play Therapy workshop (Brookside Family Consultation Clinic 1997)
Dreams and their therapeutic analysis (Jungian Society, 1996)
Working with Incest Survivors (Choices, 1996)
Brief Therapy (Choices, 1995)

Experience and approach:

Dr Tilly Storr is a person-centred therapist (Rogerian, Ericssonian) who, in her 30 years experience as a counsellor, has expanded her perspective to work in variety of theoretical disciplines. During that time the general understanding of gender and sexual diversity has exploded and enabled many people to express themselves more freely. However, issues remain and Tilly continues to work in this often complex field. With a keen eye on professional development, she is committed to staying alert to the evolution of our social and psychological understanding of who and what we are, and how we choose to present that to a public which is often confused or lacking in compassion.

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