Who Are We?

Having worked in the voluntary sector for seven years, it seemed a natural progression to form a partnership to offer our clients the benefits of our diverse backgrounds and wide range of knowledge and experience. SCPP was founded in 1998 in the belief that working together in a supportive environment enables us to be stronger, more effective and more resourceful. This has become the foundation of our work.

Meg Miller

I am a Chartered Counselling Psychologist, registered with the British Psychological Society. I also have a background in general and mental health nursing. I was a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at South Bank University and a project manager working with a number of NHS Trusts and Health Authorities in South London before making the transition to working mainly as a Counselling Psychologist with organisations and individuals.

I practised as a counsellor and co-ordinator at St Marylebone Healing & Counselling Centre, as counsellor, supervisor and trainer with Cruse Bereavement Care, as supervisor for Westminster Bereavement Service and have worked with parents and young children in a primary care setting.

I have worked with individuals, couples and as a consultant to organisations and as a facilitator for a management consultancy.

Di Mitchell - MBACP (Accred), UKRC Registered

After completing a diploma in humanistic counselling, Diane trained in psychotherapy at Spectrum, a humanistic and integrative therapy centre in North London.

In 1998 she co-founded Sussex Counselling and Psychotherapy Practice where she has worked extensively with individuals in short term and long term therapy. She also works with couples and groups and offers supervision.

In recent years she has trained as a mindfulness practitioner through the University of Bangor and offers mindfulness based stress reduction MBSR and mindfulness based cognitive therapy MBCT as part of her work.

Diane has a background in business and is particularly interested in bringing counselling and stress reduction into the workplace. She has taken her work into large and small organisations, in both the voluntary and private sector.