Anne Burrows

Anne Burrows is a Lecturer and university counsellor at Keele University's School of Medicine, serving as module leader for PSY-40022 Exploration in Counselling within the MSc Counselling Psychology program. Based in room DJW 1.57 of the David Weatherall building, she bridges clinical practice and academic instruction in counselling psychology.

Her educational credentials include:

• B.Sc (Hons) in Behavioural Sciences
• MA in Counselling Studies
• Diploma in Casework Supervision
• PGCHPE (Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education)

Burrows specializes in person-centred therapeutic approaches with research focusing on bereavement, loss, reminiscence work, and family history's therapeutic applications. Her background encompasses voluntary sector experience and bereavement fieldwork, informing both her clinical practice and pedagogical philosophy. As a BACP Accredited practitioner, she integrates real-world counselling expertise into academic training.

Professional recognition includes:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Her work connects with Keele's Clinical Education Centre at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, demonstrating integration between university teaching and NHS clinical services. Current responsibilities emphasize counselling psychology education alongside direct student support services.