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Specialises in

• Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)

Bupa specialist

• Child and Adolescent Mental Health services

About me

Mollie Graneek works as an independent psychotherapist dealing with relationship issues, addiction, bereavement and work-related stress manifesting in mood disorder and anxiety. She is a member of an International Rapid Response Counselling team for major trauma and is highly skilled and trained to deal with the aftermath of major incidents. As a psychodynamic counsellor and Gestalt psychotherapist she integrates her clinical experience with the emotional support; she also works with CBT techniques. She is an accredited member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
She is also an accredited member of the British Infertility Counselling Association and was Chair of this organisation until she stepped down in 2009. In this position she was involved in keeping abreast of parliamentary issues in fertility care and the implementation of new practices and policies especially with regard to counselling in the field of fertility practice. She was also responsible for co-ordinating teaching and study seminars and worked closely with the Human Fertility & Embryology Authority. She has written reviews on behalf of BICA and has been published many learned journals.
Mollie is a specialist fertility counsellor in several Assisted Conception Clinics in and around London including Bourn Hall in Cambridge and counsels people undergoing fertility treatment with donor gametes and the implications that this may have on their (and the resulting child’s) future.
She has a vast experience with children who have been donor conceived and the implications of such knowledge on a child’s life. She has worked closely with the Donor Conception Network and other organisations who implement change in social policy in order to keep children safe.
As a Registered Nurse and State Certified Midwife Mollie has worked in the field of women’s health for the last 35 years. She spent 5 years in breast cancer research and was chemotherapy co-ordinator at the Royal Free Hospital. In 1981 she returned to midwifery. She has been responsible for promoting safe sexual health and raising awareness of sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancy, abortion and gender dysphoria. Until January 2017 she worked in an advisory capacity, advising about contraception, breast awareness, cervical screening and HRT.
Mollie has a wealth of experience in IVF pregnancies and worked at the Birth Company in the Hospital of St. John and St. Elizabeth; she has a particular interest in helping women through the birth process and instructing in hypnobirthing techniques and the developing relationship between mother and baby. She works with women suffering from post-natal anxiety and depression

Areas of interest

Alcohol / drug dependency; Relationship problems; Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD); Sexual dysfunction; Major trauma; Miscarriage; Fertility Issues including IVF; Adolescent mental health; Anxiety disorders; Bereavement; Depression; Individual therapy; Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Specialist interests and expertise in the following physical conditions

• Eating disorders
• Gynaecological disorders
• Neurological disorders

• Oncology
• Pain management

• Psychophysiological disorders
• Physical disability