ABOUT ME
Holi Birman
Holi has many years of therapeutic experience and brings a person-centred, trauma-informed approach to her counselling. She tailors her session to the needs of the individual or family and works collaboratively and openly with them to build insight and facilitate change and growth.
Holi specialises in working with adolescents, and families, as well as people living with disability and illness, carers and those with lived experience of loss and grief. She has a particular interest in identity formation and attachment theory, and exploring the impact of small ‘t’ trauma as well as major traumatic experiences.
ABOUT ME
Holi Birman
Holi has many years of therapeutic experience and brings a person-centred, trauma-informed approach to her counselling. She tailors her session to the needs of the individual or family and works collaboratively and openly with them to build insight and facilitate change and growth.
Holi specialises in working with adolescents, and families, as well as people living with disability and illness, carers and those with lived experience of loss and grief. She has a particular interest in identity formation and attachment theory, and exploring the impact of small ‘t’ trauma as well as major traumatic experiences.
Holi has worked in the Education and Health sectors as well as in not for profit organisations and charities. She has experience in mental health education and coaching, group facilitation and health management. In 2017 she was awarded her PhD in Social Sciences, having focused her qualitative research on grief, loss and caregiving relationships.
Holi brings warmth, care, insight and openness to her practice and genuinely enjoys connecting with her clients and supporting their journey.