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Kellie Fulton is a UK-based integrative counsellor providing online trauma-informed therapy for adults experiencing anxiety, low self-worth, and the impact of controlling or unsafe relationships.

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Kellie Fulton
Integrative Counsellor (Level 4 CPCAB)
Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP)
 

Type of Therapist

• Integrative therapist

• Trauma-informed

• Works relationally and collaboratively

Who I Work With

• Adults aged 21+

• Individuals (not couples)

• Clients experiencing the impact of unsafe, controlling, or confusing relationship dynamics

• Clients struggling with anxiety, self-doubt, or low self-worth

Issues I Support

• Anxiety and chronic worry

• Low self-confidence and self-criticism

• People-pleasing and difficulty setting boundaries

• Impact of coercive control or emotionally unsafe relationships

• Loss of trust in one’s own judgement

• Shame linked to staying in difficult relationships

• Attachment and relational patterns

• Emotional regulation difficulties

How I Work 

• I use an integrative approach, meaning I draw from different therapeutic models depending on the client’s needs.

• My work is trauma-informed. I prioritise emotional safety, pacing, and client autonomy.

• I focus on helping clients understand patterns rather than judging decisions.

• I work collaboratively. Clients are not told what to do.

• I support clients in rebuilding self-trust and understanding how past experiences may shape current responses.

• I do not use confrontational techniques. Exploration is gradual and led by the client’s readiness.

Session Format

• Online sessions via secure video platform

• 50 minutes per session

• Usually weekly

• Short-term or longer-term work depending on client needs

Location

• Based in the United Kingdom - online counselling

• Works online with UK residents

Typical Pricing

• £60 per 50-minute session

How Someone Would Know If I’m a Good Fit

A client may be a good fit if they:

• Feel anxious, unsure of themselves, or disconnected from their own judgement

• Have experienced subtle or overt controlling relationship dynamics

• Want to understand patterns rather than receive direct advice

• Prefer a steady, reflective, non-directive therapeutic style

• Are open to exploring emotional experiences at a gradual pace

A client may not be a good fit if they:

• Are seeking crisis intervention or immediate stabilisation

• Want directive coaching or rapid behavioural change without exploration

• Require couples therapy