The Soul Sanctuary Clinic — Psychologist in Manchester, England
Address64 Bridge St M3 3BN, Manchester, ENG
Websitethesoulsanctuaryclinic.com
Dr. Marie Brown is a Clinical Psychologist based in Manchester, England, offering in-person and online therapy sessions at The Soul Sanctuary Clinic. She holds a qualification from University College London and is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and The British Psychological Society (BPS). Dr. Brown has experience working within the NHS, including community mental health teams and hospitals, and has treated a range of psychological conditions from moderate distress to severe and chronic mental illness. Her therapeutic approach is relational and integrative, incorporating psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioural methods. She is committed to working with diversity and supporting clients from various ethnic, cultural, religious, and sexually diverse backgrounds. Dr. Brown works with adults and young people, aiming to provide a supportive and non-judgemental environment for self-understanding and personal growth.
Best for
- Adults and young people
- Individuals seeking integrative therapy
- Clients from diverse backgrounds
- Those experiencing anxiety or stress
| Key services | In-person sessions, Online sessions, Psychologist services |
| Tags | psychologist manchester, online therapy, in-person therapy, dr marie brown, soul sanctuary clinic, anxiety treatment, stress management, relationship counseling, integrative therapy, hpcp registered |
Location
Also in Manchester
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