Tina Jennings, NCPS

Tina Jennings is an accredited, registered counsellor with the NCPS and holds a BSc in Therapeutic Counselling along with an advanced diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. She combines professional training with a breadth of personal experience to support people navigating anxiety, low mood, grief, trauma and major life changes. Her approach is person-centered, drawing on cognitive behavioral techniques and brief solution-focused skills to address immediate concerns while exploring longer-term patterns that affect wellbeing.

Having worked within the NHS as part of Pastoral and Spiritual Care and with organisations such as Mind, she has supported clients through depression, anxiety and bereavement. Earlier service in the Army gave her insight into trauma and post-traumatic stress and how these issues can affect life many years later. In addition, she has experience working part time for a digital mental health organisation and supporting people who are experiencing suicidal intention and thoughts, helping them to find hope and practical ways forward.

Tina is known for a compassionate, empathic presence and a non-judgemental stance that aims to help clients feel understood and heard. She blends warmth and practical skills to explore solutions, offer new perspectives and promote resilience. As a spiritual person rather than strictly religious, she may draw on those values when they are helpful to a client’s process. Tina’s training and registration with the NCPS indicate a commitment to recognised counselling standards and professional practice.