Jessica Camp , BACP

Jessica Camp is a UK-based counsellor who brings a practical, relationship-focused approach to work with people facing addiction and complex emotional needs. She has extensive experience in residential drug and alcohol treatment settings and in supported housing, where she has supported individuals presenting with difficulties such as anxiety, depression, domestic violence, adverse childhood experiences and trauma, and co-occurring diagnoses. Her practice emphasizes building reparative, secure therapeutic relationships that create space for clients to explore painful experiences and learn ways to manage the emotions attached to them.

Jessica works integratively, drawing on relational and systemic principles alongside established therapeutic models to tailor treatment to each person. She draws on Clarkson's systemic psychotherapeutic model of building relationships to inform a flexible, client-specific way of working that adapts to individual needs. Her background includes significant work with addiction presentations and related issues, and she supports people through challenges including anger, grief, intimacy and relationship difficulties, eating and sleeping problems, and the effects of separation or adoption.

Jessica is a member of BACP, the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, which represents professional counsellors and psychotherapists in the UK and reflects recognised practice standards. Her approach aims to combine empathic listening with practical tools so clients can work toward greater emotional regulation and more secure connections in their lives.