Sianne Goddard
About Sianne Goddard
Sianne Goddard is a psychotherapist with extensive experience in mental health support. She is soon to qualify as a Humanistic therapist and has worked at various organizations, including Mind and Porchlight Charity, while holding a Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology.
Work at Mind
Sianne Goddard has been employed at Mind since 2017, where she serves as a Psychotherapist. In this role, she provides mental health support and therapeutic interventions to clients. Her tenure at Mind spans over seven years, during which she has engaged with various mental health issues and contributed to the organization's mission of promoting mental well-being.
Education and Expertise
Sianne Goddard holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Psychology from the University of Kent. She has also completed a diploma in Therapeutic Counselling at Ocean Training, studying from 2016 to 2018. Additionally, she achieved a certificate in Mindfulness after studying at Cesare Mindfulness Therapy in 2017. Sianne is soon to qualify as a Humanistic therapist, further expanding her expertise in the field.
Background in Support Work
Sianne Goddard has a background in support work, having held positions at Ethelbert Children's Services and Sanctuary Supportive Living. She worked as a Support Worker at Ethelbert Children's Services from 2011 to 2013, and at Sanctuary Supportive Living from 2014 to 2015. These roles provided her with experience in supporting individuals with various needs, contributing to her skills in mental health care.
Current Role at Porchlight Charity
Since 2015, Sianne Goddard has been working as a Mental Health Worker at Porchlight Charity in Gravesend, UK. In this position, she focuses on providing mental health support and resources to individuals in need. Her ongoing commitment to this role for over nine years highlights her dedication to improving mental health outcomes in the community.
Professional Development and Community Engagement
Sianne Goddard actively seeks guidance and peer support within the mental health counselling community. This engagement reflects her commitment to professional development and staying informed about best practices in psychotherapy and mental health support.