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Lindsey Sillars
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Lindsey Sillars is a registered and accredited Person Centred Counsellor with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) based near Glasgow. Lindsey offers face to face, online and telephone counselling. She is also qualified in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) which is an effective method helping people recover from trauma and other distressing life experiences.

Lindsey has worked in health and social care settings for over 30 years with both children and adults, including Cancer Support Charity in Scotland for 4 years.

Her approach can be both top down (exploring our thought processes) and bottom up (managing distressing symptoms which can cause anxiety / overwhelm). She also offers psychoeducation to help gain insight into the mind-body link which can aid self-awareness and develop new ways of coping.

Managing life after cancer can be as challenging as the treatment itself. Issues such as fear of recurrence, anxiety, low mood, fatigue and changing relationships are just some of the areas that may be explored.

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Counselling and Psychotherapy



Last Updated:31/01/2025
Reseacher: April Ozlem Moss (Trustee)
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Lindsey Sillars
Scotland UK

+44 7887 783 690 linz.sillars@googlemail.com
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Counselling
Seeing a counsellor or psychotherapist, who is trained and experienced at working with cancer patients, can help you and others close to you deal with the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis and help to make sense of the many emotions that you are experiencing.

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