Frazer Mccann

Frazer McCann is a BACP-registered integrative therapist with extensive experience supporting individuals through a wide range of emotional and psychological challenges. He holds a Level 2 qualification in Counselling Skills, a Level 3 BACP-accredited Diploma in Counselling Skills and Theory, and a BACP-accredited Degree in Counselling Studies from the University of East London. In addition, he has completed Mental Health First Aider training and attended Place2Be workshops focused on working with children and young people. His work includes supporting clients with anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, low self-esteem, attachment and abandonment issues, as well as loss, bereavement, and family-related dementia concerns.

Frazer has worked with a diverse range of clients across different ages, cultural backgrounds, and sexual orientations, ensuring that each individual feels respected, valued, and understood. His integrative approach draws on person-centred therapy, psychodynamic theory, CBT, and existential perspectives, allowing him to tailor his work to each client’s unique needs. He combines practical tools with space for deeper reflection, helping clients explore their experiences, strengthen resilience, and move towards healing and self-awareness.

Beginning his career in the care sector as an activity coordinator, Frazer quickly became known for his ability to connect with others and provide meaningful emotional support. This led to his role as a mental health first aider, where further training deepened his understanding and reinforced his passion for helping people. These experiences inspired him to pursue counselling as a full-time profession. Frazer believes therapy offers a supportive space for self-discovery, enabling individuals to better understand themselves, build confidence, and navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity and resilience.