About Me | Keely Sadler Counsellor

ABOUT

Hi I’m Keely and I’m a fully qualified relational counsellor, working with both couples and individuals. I'm based in Eastbourne, East Sussex and offer a kind, non-judgmental space where we can gently work together through any issues you may be experiencing.

I hold a Foundation Degree in Person Centred Counselling under the University of Brighton and also an (NCIP accredited) Certificate in Working with Couples.

I’m a registered member of the British Association for Psychotherapists and Counsellors (‘BACP’) and I adhere to their Ethical Framework in my practice. I hold public liability insurance and an enhanced DBS check. I have regular supervision to support my practice.

I’m an LGBTQ+ affirmative counsellor, working predominantly with marginalised clients and have extensive experience working with this client group.

I previously provided voluntary counselling sessions to an LGBTQ+ counselling service based in Brighton.

My favourite places are being out in woodlands or by the sea with my dog, listening to the birds and enjoying those peaceful, tranquil moments.

Keely Sadler

Counsellor, MBACP

Qualifications & Training

Foundation Degree in Person-Centred Counselling

(University of Brighton)

NCIP Accredited Certificate in Working with Couples.
Couples in Crisis workshop.
Working relationally with divorce and relationship breakdown.
Breathwork for anxiety and trauma recovery.
Gender identity.
Suicide 101.
Childhood sexual exploitation.
Working relationally with divorce and relationship breakdown.
Working at relational depth in counselling.
Attachment training.
Disassociation, depersonalisation and derealisation - a trauma response.

Polyamory /non-monogamous relationships.
Autism and neurodiversity spectrum and LGBT.
Trans 101 awareness training course.
Anti-racism training.
Person centred approach on Trauma and the polyvagal theory.
Addiction.
Chemsex and addictive behaviour among gay and bisexual men (THT).
Bereavement counselling.
Working beyond domestic violence.
Shame workshops.

Keely Sadler

"Vulnerability forms connectivity".