Stacey Jackson

I’ve spent over two decades working in schools, both in the UK and overseas, predominantly as a Head of History and Politics. I am based in the Melton Mowbray and Rutland area. However, after COVID, the decline in peoples’ mental health was staggering, and I wanted to be part of the solution. These vibrant, incredibly resilient young people I’d spent my entire career working with need to know how to cope with modern life and have tools and strategies to thrive in this ever more complex world. 

 

Teaching was always incredibly rewarding as I watched young people grow and develop, find their feet, and head out into the world. However, now, with psychotherapy, I feel like the impact is even more impressive as I see people during our first session, often feeling lost, hopeless and overwhelmed and within a concise time frame, they revert to the joyful, hopeful person they once were, or become an even better version of themselves, ready to take up their place in the world again. 

 

Everyone’s story is different, and they need support and guidance tailored to their needs. This core belief has always been at the heart of how I work.