Marlene Jenas , BACP

Marlene Jenas practices as a person-centred therapist who helps people regain clarity when life feels overwhelming. She creates a warm, nonjudgmental environment where clients can explore feelings that may be hard to name, offering steady, empathetic presence rather than prescriptive advice. With 11 years of experience and membership of the BACP - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - she combines professional skill with a calm, attentive approach suited to a wide range of concerns.

Many people seek her support while navigating grief, loss, uncertainty, or the emotional echoes of past restrictions. In 45-minute sessions she invites clients to speak at their own pace, listens deeply, and reflects what she hears in order to help people understand themselves better. Her aim is to make the therapeutic process feel manageable from the first meeting, acknowledging that beginning counselling can bring feelings of hesitation or doubt.

Rather than directing the conversation, she follows each client’s lead and gently guides discussions in ways that feel right for them. Located in the United Kingdom and accepting new clients, Marlene focuses on walking alongside people through change and recovery, supporting practical exploration of feelings and the development of clearer, more compassionate self-understanding.