Therapeutic services

Therapeutic services

BH&O LLP recognise that there is a growing gap in the availability of therapeutic services for clients going through matrimonial and family breakdown, and we have developed ways of trying to help our clients overcome those gaps.

It is so important when you are thinking about a separation or divorce, or are going through stressful situations, that you look at ways of building – or re-building – your resilience, to enable you to take onboard the legal advice that your lawyer is giving you, or to be able to give instructions, or participate properly in family mediation.

BH&O have worked with Suzanne to set up a service that can be accessed alongside legal advice or mediation.

Please ask your lawyer or mediator at BH&O for details

Linked Counsellors and Therapists:

Suzanne Hamilton

Suzanne Counsellor[24]

I am a qualified Counsellor and Trauma Therapist and am a member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) working with a number of therapeutic approaches including Person Centred, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT)

I have worked in the criminal justice system for over twenty years and specialise in working with domestic abuse, stalking and harassment, sexual abuse including historical and child sexual abuse, child protection (including public and private law), separation and divorce as well as trauma (PTSD and CPTSD), narcissistic abuse, suicide, self-harm, anger, anxiety, loss, substance misuse, other addictions and more.

I am experienced in providing support within a custodial setting and working as a Specialist Counsellor and Trauma Therapist for the Police and Crime Commission via Victims First offering a service to victims of crime in a number of different areas.

In addition, I am an accredited Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) Practitioner and Interventions Facilitator, Integral Eye Movement Practitioner and trained to work with adults, children and young people.

I work a lot with trauma offering support to adults, children and young people on a one to one basis, family intervention or in a group setting.