Hello and Welcome to Open Space,

My name is Delphine Feneulle-Adderley and I have over 10 years experience of supporting people suffering from stress, anxiety and depression both in one-to-one and group settings. I am based in Scotland. 

I have a particular interest in mental health and well-being because of dealing with my own feelings of unhappiness, emptiness and anxiety.

My work as a counsellor and mindfulness practitioner is deeply rooted in my own practice of mindfulness & compassion; and the belief that we all have an innate ability to find our way back to well-being.

Today I feel very grateful for the work that I do and for the variety of people I am privileged to work with.

Over the years, I have supported people dealing with:

Abuse • Bereavement • Chronic pain and physical illness •  Life crisis • Isolation • Life transitions • Loss • Low self-esteem • Relationship Issues • Self-harm • Trauma 

My qualifications, continuous development and memberships 

I trained as a mindfulness practitioner with Bangor University in 2009 and qualified as a person-centred counsellor in 2010 with a Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Strathclyde.

I am committed to both my personal and professional development. My capacity for compassion and insight are the result of years of meditation and my inner work. I regularly attend retreats, events and workshops; all of which continues to deepen my understanding of what it means to be human.

I am a Registered Member of the National Counselling And Psychotherapy Society, and of the Mindfulness Association, a non-profit organisation, which supports secular mindfulness and compassion training.