Our Mission

Our Mission is to provide the highest level of counselling in Emotional Therapeutic Counselling to all clients. By offering high quality Counsellors who work to empower their clients and support them through their journey to a healthier mental health. We give clients the tools to be able to help themselves to live their lives to their fullest potential. Our Counsellors are experienced, qualified professionals who are passionate about supporting their clients when they need it the most. We cover many counties in the UK.

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Our Aims

We aim to achieve our mission by ensuring our Counsellors are trained to the highest standard. By providing ongoing continual professional development opportunities for our Emotional Therapeutic Counsellors and other professionals, as well as supervision for our ET Counsellors, who adhere to a Strict Code of Conduct and Ethics.

Why choose FETC?

We offer an experiential, person-centred, and integrated approach to talking therapy. Using various tools we are able to help a person to recognise, acknowledge and deal with repressed or supressed emotional blocks, and to help clients to understand and connect with their Inner Child. We believe that the mind, body and spirit are of equal importance and that our emotional wellbeing is the key to a contented, fulfilling life.

Our Counsellors have been trained by experienced practising Emotional Therapeutic Counsellors.

Accredited by the National Counselling Society who reported:

FETC is retained as ‘Outstanding’ March 2021

  1. Highly qualified trainers and practitioners.
  2. Strong management structure and support.
  3. Quality training programmes.
  4. Very sound internal assessment procedure
  5. Ongoing training and assessment processes and procedures

“The External Examiner commends the Centre for its learning pathway and for its continuing commitment to high standards and quality in the delivery of its blended  training programmes, despite the  pandemic restrictions over the past 12 months”.

Dr Phillip Rees

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The Concept of FETC

The concept of Emotional Therapy was devised over 20 years ago by Therapist Alice Crichton and Psychologist Sheila Ward who, as a result of her training and client work, felt there was a more effective approach to those experiencing emotional difficulty. A retired Chief Superintendent with the Police, Sheila was concerned about the way in which people were treated after experiencing traumatic situations and felt there must be a better way to treat them. Realising that many difficulties people experienced centred around feelings rather than the manifestation of conscious/unconscious activities, she worked on developing an approach that moved away from the source of difficulties as centred in the mind; and treating them from the point of view of having an emotional base. Incorporating aspects of the work of Therapists such as Carl Jung, Carl Rogers, Gerard Egan, Bugenthal and more recently, John Bradshaw and Penny Parks; the Founders developed an integrative counselling modality which became established as the Foundation for Emotional Therapeutic Counselling.

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