

Hello, I'm Emily.
I'm a British-born counsellor, supporting individuals in Switzerland and online. I work with adults who may be feeling overwhelmed, stuck or unsure about what comes next. Perhaps you're finding it difficult to switch off, questioning a relationship or career, or trying to make sense of a change in your life. You might simply want some time to talk things through and understand yourself a little better.
My path into counselling has been shaped by both my personal and professional experiences. Before training as a counsellor, I spent nearly two decades working as a teacher. I'm also a parent and an immigrant, experiences that have given me insight into some of the challenges of everyday life - the competing demands, the questions we ask ourselves and the expectations we can place on ourselves. Over time, I found myself drawn to work that would allow me to listen to people, understand their experiences and help them make sense of what was going on in their lives.
Having lived and worked in both the UK and Switzerland, and trained in an international environment, I also understand some of the particular challenges and opportunities of building a life away from the place you grew up.
We can meet in person in Geneva or Nyon, online, or outdoors for a Walk and Talk session around Geneva.
Our conversations offer time to pause, put things into words and explore what's been on your mind. We can look at patterns that may be keeping you stuck, consider things from a different perspective and think about what might help you move forward.
My Qualifications
I have a BSc in Social Psychology, gained in the UK, and an MA in Counselling from Webster University, completed at its Geneva campus in Switzerland.
As part of my counselling training, I gained supervised experience in both an international school and a university counselling centre. These placements gave me the opportunity to work with people from a wide range of cultural and international backgrounds, at different stages of life. I have experience supporting neurodivergent clients and continue to develop my understanding of neurodiversity-affirming counselling through ongoing training and supervision.
Before becoming a counsellor, I worked as a Primary School teacher for two decades, both in the UK and in Switzerland. This experience gave me a deep understanding of the realities of working with children and families, as well as the pressures that can come with caring, educating and supporting others.
I continue to develop my counselling skills through regular supervision and ongoing professional development.
I am a member of the Swiss Association for Counselling (SGfB) and a registered member of the BACP, working in accordance with their ethical frameworks.
Emily Crucerey Counselling
Counsellor Supporting Adults in Geneva, Nyon and Online.
Contact
contact@emilycrucereycounselling.ch
+41 79 918 68 33
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