Jenny Byrne is a highly experienced Clinical Psychotherapist with over 20 years of professional practice supporting both youths and adults. Her background spans psychotherapy, addiction services, social care, and child protection, giving her a deep understanding of complex human experiences and systemic challenges. Jenny integrates a humanistic and integrative approach, tailoring therapy to meet each client’s individual needs through a variety of evidence-based methodologies. She has a particular interest in addiction, trauma, and relational dynamics, working collaboratively to foster growth and resilience.
Jenny’s dynamic and creative approach reflects her commitment to meeting each client where they are. Alongside her clinical practice, she also has experience integrating a therapeutic support dog into her work, enhancing emotional connection and safety when appropriate. Compassionate, grounded, and client-centred, Jenny provides a supportive space for healing, self-awareness, and personal growth.
Areas of Practice: Behavioural and Gambling Addictions, Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress, Adolescent and Adult Mental Health, Relationship and Interpersonal Issues, Family Dynamics, Anxiety, Depression, and Emotional Regulation, Self-Esteem and Personal Development, Group Facilitation and Systemic Work, Neurodivergent, Fertility, LGBTQ, Menopause
Client Age Groups: Adults, Student Counsellors, Adolescents 16+, Online
Alcohol AddictionDrug Addiction Gambling AddictionInternet or gaming AddictionPrescription Drug AddictionDifficulty Controlling AngerPassive aggressive behaviourFinancial StressFamily communication issuesBlended families issuesGrief and LossChronic illness or disability Obsessive compulsive disordersLow Self esteemPersonality disordersDivorce or separationParenting chalengesMarital or Couples ConflictSchizophreniaPost traumatic stress disorderCareer indecision Mental Health IssuesRelationship and Family IssuesStress and CopingSelf-Identity and Self-EsteemAddiction and Substance AbuseTrauma and AbuseAcademic Pressure Career and Academic ConcernsExistential and Spiritual ConcernsAnger ManagementCrisis InterventionChildhood TraumaPhysical, sexual, or emotional abuseDomestic violenceSexual AssaultWitnessing traumatic eventsIntermittent explosive Disorder Relationship conflicts issuesDepressionAnxietyBipolar DisorderWork Related StressCoping with life transitions (e.g., relocation, career changes)Job Related StressBurnoutAcademic underachievementTime management issuesTest AnxietyIdentity exploration (e.g, sexual orientation, gender identity) Body image issuesImposter syndromeCultural or racial identity conflictsSuicidal ideation or self-harm Emotional breakdowns Immediate trauma responseSudden Loss or Bereavement Meaninglessness or existential crisesSpirituality explorationLoss of faith or spiritual crisisMoral or ethical dilemmas
Insurance
7/11/2026
Receipts provided for clients to submit to private heath Insurers to re claim.
Qualifications & Experience
Qualification Qualifications: M.A. Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, Professional Diploma in Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, Diploma in Child Psychology, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention Instructor, Instructor in Youth Programmes on Sexual Violence Awareness and Prevention, Certificate in Problematic Gambling and Gambling Disorders, Certificate in Behavioural Addiction, Certificate in Addiction Studies, Certificate in Group Facilitation (Person-Centred and Systemic Approach), Certificate in Organisational Consultancy
Experience
10++ years in Psychotherapy
Jenny Byrne is a highly experienced Clinical Psychotherapist with over 20 years of professional practice supporting both youths and adults. Her background spans psychotherapy, addiction services, social care, and child protection, giving her a deep understanding of complex human experiences and systemic challenges. Jenny integrates a humanistic and integrative approach, tailoring therapy to meet each client’s individual needs through a variety of evidence-based methodologies. She has a particular interest in addiction, trauma, and relational dynamics, working collaboratively to foster growth and resilience.
Jenny’s dynamic and creative approach reflects her commitment to meeting each client where they are. Alongside her clinical practice, she also has experience integrating a therapeutic support dog into her work, enhancing emotional connection and safety when appropriate. Compassionate, grounded, and client-centred, Jenny provides a supportive space for healing, self-awareness, and personal growth.