
Psychotherapist Profile




Our practice offers a safe space for you to explore your thoughts and emotions. We specialize in cognitive-behavioral therapy combined with mindfulness techniques, emotionally focused therapy, inter-relational/systemic psychotherapy and trauma-informed care. Our approach focuses on empowering you to overcome challenges and achieve personal growth.
Nicole's book - Sisters, Scholars and Schizophrenics - delves into the importance of self-care and resilience, especially with toxic family dynamics and childhood trauma. She is a clinical supervisor for post Masters/Doctorate level therapists in MFT and MHC and an alumna of the University of Florida (Specialists & Masters) and of Rollins College (BA-Hons).
"Psychotherapy offers valuable support for managing anxiety, depression, and stress. Through a compassionate and collaborative approach, I help individuals navigate their emotions and develop coping strategies. By creating a safe space for self-exploration, clients can gain insights, build resilience, and enhance their overall well-being. I am dedicated to empowering my clients on their journey towards healing and personal growth."
- Nicole Story, EDS, MED, LMFT-QS, LMHC-QS, FMBPsS, Psychotherapist & Clinical Director



Serving the UK and Ireland virtually - via online video calls.
Ireland/UK
Nicole Story, Psychotherapist, Clinical Director
Nicole Story, EDS, MED, BA, LMFT-QS, LMHC-QS is a licensed psychotherapist dually licensed in mental health therapy (LMHC-QS) and marriage and family therapy (LMFT-QS) in Florida and a Qualified Supervisor for therapists. She is a Full Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS), the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Psychotherapists in the UK (AFT) and the Family Therapy Association of Ireland (FTAI), and is registered as a Psychotherapist with the Irish Council for Psychotherapy.
She served as the President of the NE Florida Association for Marriage & Family Therapy and the Ethics Chair of the Board of Directors for the Florida Association for Marriage & Family Therapy. She is designated as a Clinical Fellow with the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy recognizing years of experience and training in systemic/relational psychotherapy. She also serves on the British Psychological Society Northern Ireland Committee, serving all BPS members in Ireland.
Our UK based Oceanside Family Therapy & Assessments practice is located in County Down overlooking the Irish Sea, offering virtual individual and couples/family therapy services throughout the UK and Ireland via confidential Doxy.me and Psychology Today Sessions platforms. Walk and Talk Therapy is also available in the Bangor Walled Garden and along the Crawfordsburn Coastal Path.
Cost is a flat rate of $120/ €90/ £80 per 50 mins session payable online. Sliding scale is available and starts at £60/€70/$80 for a video platform session. Revolut account is Storyn. Services include coaching, psychotherapy, counseling and/or consultation. Walk and Talk can include pet assisted therapy and is offered at the Bangor Walled Garden in County Down. Adult ADHD evaluations £300/€350 or $450.
Nicole is very empathic, culturally and gender sensitive and emotionally attuned in her clinical approach and personal style. She was born and raised in the UK/Ireland and studied/practiced in the states for 25 years. Her clients often include highly sensitive individuals (including gifted, neurodivergent, vulnerable populations including asylum seekers, VAWA, high stress professions & CPTSD) in both individual and couple/family settings.
From trauma to relationship distress, communication issues, emotional disconnection, anxiety, and depression, etc.; a humanistic and inter-relational approach such as Emotionally Focused Therapy often promotes greater emotional well-being and mental health. Also a CBT provider for over 20 years and Eating Disorders support.



Grow Your Mental Wellness
In addition to talk psychotherapy, some patients will benefit from somatic exercises to deal with physical symptoms of anxiety, trauma and stress, such as dissociation.


























