We are currently not recruiting for any positions, including trainee counsellor care. However, we do offer affordable counselling options with no wait times for online counselling sessions.
COUNSELLOR CARES FOUNDER
Bianca Marie Ross
I am a qualified counsellor with a particular focus on working with neurodivergent clients and supporting both trainee and qualified counsellors in practice.
Alongside my professional work, my understanding of neurodivergence is also informed by personal experience. Growing up, I saw first-hand how individuals can be supported to understand themselves, but still struggle within environments that don’t adapt to them. This has shaped both my perspective and the way I approach my work today.
My work has developed from direct experience across counselling, education, and real-world experience. Almost immediately, I began to notice that neurodiverse clients were gaining insight in therapy, but struggling to sustain change in their everyday lives. This led to the development of the Ross Neurodiversity Integration Framework (RNIF), a structured, longitudinal approach designed to support the integration of therapeutic work beyond the counselling room.
Alongside my core training, I integrate additional approaches including Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), where appropriate. These approaches are used to complement counselling work, offering additional ways to support clients in processing and regulation.
A key part of my work is also focused on supporting counsellors themselves. Counselling can be an isolating profession, and I am committed to creating spaces where practitioners can connect, reflect, and feel supported in their work. Through Counsellor Care, I offer opportunities for connection, shared learning, and ongoing professional development.
I have a particular interest in working with trainee counsellors as they develop their practice, as well as qualified practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of working with neurodivergent clients.
My work is grounded in a belief that insight alone is not always enough, and that meaningful, sustainable change requires consideration of capacity, context, and the realities of clients’ everyday lives.
