I began my professional career in the early 1970s when I trained to be a nurse, later becoming a nurse lecturer specialising in teaching counselling skills to qualified nurses. I became a United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) registered psychotherapist in 1992 and since then I have specialised in the field of trauma in the private sector and as a Trauma Support Manager and Counsellor with the London Underground Counselling and Trauma Service.
PublicationsScott, J. (1995) With the Gestalt counsellor, a case example. In C. Sills et al (1995)
Gestalt Counselling. Oxon Winslow Press (an exploration of short-term counselling)
Scott, J. (1999) Time-limited Gestalt psychotherapy; the ending is in the beginning.
British Gestalt Journal. 8 (1) 19-23
Scott, J. (2000) Dissociative Identity Disorder and the power of the phenomenological stance. Changes.
An International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy. 18 (1) Spring 3-12
Scott, J. (2001) False memory syndrome: truth or untruth.
The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy. 1 (3) 176-186
Scott, J. (2009) Emotional Freedom Technique.
Counselling at Work. Winter 2008/9 9-12
(free to download at http://www.bacpworkplace.org.uk/journal.php)
Scott, J. (2009) Positive Transformation as a Response to Trauma in London Underground.
Counselling at Work. Autumn 2-8
(free to download at http://www.bacpworkplace.org.uk/journal.php)
