Katey Korzenietz
Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (MBACP)
At the heart of my practice is a simple but pretty profound belief: how we connect in the room is what matters most.
I work with a relational approach, which means I show up as a real person in the room with you; curious, engaged and honest.
I am a straight-talking therapist who will offer a steady reflection of what I see and feel in our work together.
Our sessions are not about "applying a method" to you, but about a real connection between two individuals.
Within this honest, steady relationship, we work together to explore, uncover and undo what might be holding you back, creating the capacity for you to heal, learn and finally take up your own space.
About me
My path to becoming a therapist was built through a lifetime of navigating high-pressure environments, transitions and personal recovery.
Before moving into psychotherapy, my career spanned the corporate world, from marketing roles and Brand Management for a global skincare company to fifteen years running my own interior design business.
I understand the exhaustion of maintaining an outward image, whether for a brand, a home, or a life, while feeling the intense pressure to succeed and the quiet fear of “failing".
Having navigated my own struggles I know firsthand what it takes to move from shrinking yourself to believing you deserve to take up space.
My life has been defined by change; I have lived abroad, navigated many personal moves and experienced the profound reality of loving and losing.
Today, my life is grounded in simpler, more vital things: being a mother, running my practice and the steady, uncomplicated presence of my beautiful black Labrador.
I bring all of this, along with my warmth, my experience and my focus on our connection into the room with you.
My approach
Katey K Counselling is an integrative counselling practice run by Katey Korzenietz, based in Exeter and Exmouth and offering sessions online too. My approach is relational, honest and straight-talking — I listen, but I also help you find practical tools for real, lasting change, not just conversation.
I work with self-esteem, self-doubt and self-criticism; grief and bereavement, including loss by suicide; life transitions such as relationship, career, family or identity change; and anxiety. I also offer a dedicated space for men, who often find it harder to reach out.
Wherever you're starting from, you don't need the right words yet. A free 15-minute consultation lets you see if we're the right fit before committing to anything.
I work on both a short an long-term basis, depending on your needs.
We will have regular reviews together to check in on our progress and how you feel the sessions are going, ensuring the work remains focused on what matters most to you.
Specialties
Methodologies
Location
4 Barnfield Crescent, Exeter EX1 1QT
Education
Qualifications
- Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy, Iron Mill College, Exeter
- Certificate in Counselling, Iron Mill College, Exeter
- Certificate in Online & Telephone Counselling
- BSC International Management & Modern Languages, University of Bath
Specialist Training
- Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
- Cruse Bereavement Training
- TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Self-harm & Suicide Awareness & Prevention
- Working in the room: Introduction to counselling young people (11-18 years)
Other experience
- Pete’s Dragons Charity Suicide Bereavement Counsellor
- Cruse Charity Understand Your Bereavement Facilitator
- BEAT Eating Disorders Charity Digital Helpline Volunteer
Professional Standards
- Registered Member of the BACP: Committed to regular Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
and the highest ethical standards. Member no: 419817.
- ICO Registered: Fully compliant with data protection regulations to keep your information secure.
Registration reference: ZC164438.
Katey Korzenietz
Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (MBACP)
At the heart of my practice is a simple but pretty profound belief: how we connect in the room is what matters most.
I work with a relational approach, which means I show up as a real person in the room with you; curious, engaged and honest.
I am a straight-talking therapist who will offer a steady reflection of what I see and feel in our work together.
Our sessions are not about "applying a method" to you, but about a real connection between two individuals.
Within this honest, steady relationship, we work together to explore, uncover and undo what might be holding you back, creating the capacity for you to heal, learn and finally take up your own space.
About me
My path to becoming a therapist was built through a lifetime of navigating high-pressure environments, transitions and personal recovery.
Before moving into psychotherapy, my career spanned the corporate world, from marketing roles and Brand Management for a global skincare company to fifteen years running my own interior design business.
I understand the exhaustion of maintaining an outward image, whether for a brand, a home, or a life, while feeling the intense pressure to succeed and the quiet fear of “failing".
Having navigated my own struggles I know firsthand what it takes to move from shrinking yourself to believing you deserve to take up space.
My life has been defined by change; I have lived abroad, navigated many personal moves and experienced the profound reality of loving and losing.
Today, my life is grounded in simpler, more vital things: being a mother, running my practice and the steady, uncomplicated presence of my beautiful black Labrador.
I bring all of this, along with my warmth, my experience and my focus on our connection into the room with you.
My approach
Katey K Counselling is an integrative counselling practice run by Katey Korzenietz, based in Exeter and Exmouth and offering sessions online too. My approach is relational, honest and straight-talking — I listen, but I also help you find practical tools for real, lasting change, not just conversation.
I work with self-esteem, self-doubt and self-criticism; grief and bereavement, including loss by suicide; life transitions such as relationship, career, family or identity change; and anxiety. I also offer a dedicated space for men, who often find it harder to reach out.
Wherever you're starting from, you don't need the right words yet. A free 15-minute consultation lets you see if we're the right fit before committing to anything.
I work on both a short an long-term basis, depending on your needs.
We will have regular reviews together to check in on our progress and how you feel the sessions are going, ensuring the work remains focused on what matters most to you.
Specialties
Methodologies
Location
4 Barnfield Crescent, Exeter EX1 1QT
Education
Qualifications
- Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy, Iron Mill College, Exeter
- Certificate in Counselling, Iron Mill College, Exeter
- Certificate in Online & Telephone Counselling
- BSC International Management & Modern Languages, University of Bath
Specialist Training
- Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
- Cruse Bereavement Training
- TQUK Level 2 Certificate in Self-harm & Suicide Awareness & Prevention
- Working in the room: Introduction to counselling young people (11-18 years)
Other experience
- Pete’s Dragons Charity Suicide Bereavement Counsellor
- Cruse Charity Understand Your Bereavement Facilitator
- BEAT Eating Disorders Charity Digital Helpline Volunteer
Professional Standards
- Registered Member of the BACP: Committed to regular Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
and the highest ethical standards. Member no: 419817.
- ICO Registered: Fully compliant with data protection regulations to keep your information secure.
Registration reference: ZC164438.
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