Julie Webb

Julie Webb is a psychotherapist and supervisor in private practice in Cambridge and a member of the counselling and wellbeing team at Anglia Ruskin University. As a counselling trainer and lecturer in both FE and HE settings, Julie is passionate about experiential process: how we encounter one another and the ethics involved in empathic, supportive and encouraging environments.

She has a particular interest in the relevance of philosophy to therapy and Zen Buddhism; has published reviews and articles in professional therapy journals and is co-editor of Therapy and the Counter-tradition: the edge of philosophy (2016). Her latest contribution is a chapter in the forthcoming Revisioning Person-centered Therapy (2018).

She writes poetry, micro-fiction and is currently writing her first novel.

Qualifications

• Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Counselling, University of Chester
• MA Humanities (Lit), University of Wolverhampton
• BA (Hons) in English and Philosophy, Universty of Wolverhampton
• BA (Hons) in English and Philosophy, Universty of Wolverhampton

Research

Philosophy & Therapy – journal articles & book

Person-centred therapy – latest chapter published June 2018

Zen Buddhism and Therapy – journal articles/reviews