Clare Fisher

I'm Clare, a Pluralistic Psychotherapist with over 30 years’ experience supporting individuals and communities across Scotland and beyond. My approach is flexible, collaborative, and grounded in deep respect for your unique story.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked across youth development, addiction, adult learning, outdoor education, health and wellbeing (including sexual health), crisis response, and community empowerment. I now bring all of that lived experience into my therapy practice—creating a warm, non-judgemental space where you can explore, unmask, and grow into the self you were always meant to be.

 

About Clare

Clare is a compassionate and highly experienced Pluralistic Psychotherapist, drawing on over three decades of work across counselling, coaching, learning, and neurolinguistics to help individuals feel seen, heard, and empowered.

Her career spans more than 30 years in local government and the charity sector, where she has led and developed a wide range of impactful services—from youth work, outdoor learning, and sexual health education to mental health initiatives, poverty action, and civil emergency response. Clare has played key roles in national and local programmes including the Proof of Age Standard Scheme rollout, Young Scot developments, youth homelessness prevention, and services for vulnerable or at-risk individuals.

She also managed the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award across three Scottish local authorities and currently serves on the Board of Trustees for Youth Scotland—continuing her lifelong commitment to supporting young people and communities.

Clare’s psychotherapy practice is grounded in this rich, real-world experience. As a pluralistic therapist, she tailors her approach to each client, integrating a wide range of therapeutic tools and perspectives—from cognitive and creative methods to narrative and body-based practices. She offers a warm, inclusive, and respectful space for clients to reflect, heal, and reclaim their authentic selves.

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