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At Viewpoint Innovation in Aberdeen, we provide counselling for when you need help emotionally healing from a difficult experience and coaching when you want to move forward and achieve your goals. Please get in touch to arrange a free initial consultation.

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CHANGE YOUR MINDSET

Are you thriving at work and in life generally? People are discovering more and more that resilient and innovative thinking is vital when responding to the many complexities we all face. Grace at Viewpoint Innovation Counselling & Coaching can help equip you with better ways of thinking and problem-solving by raising self-awareness and building resilience.

Based in Aberdeen, Scotland, Grace provides counselling and coaching for clients from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Clients are able to access counselling and coaching at our counselling office or online, by Zoom video calls or by telephone. Online counselling and coaching enable clients from Aberdeen and in other parts of the UK or in some parts of the world to also benefit from our services.

Life can sometimes be difficult and complex. You encounter challenges along the way….

  • Interpersonal issues e.g. conflict, misunderstanding.
  • Working or relating with people from other cultures.
  • Experiencing stress at work, at home or in relationships.
  • Mental health issues eg anxiety, depression, emotional trauma, bereavement & loss, anger management etc
You need a new way of thinking, a new set of strategies and tools to navigate successfully through this complex stage of life. For more information, please contact us for a free 30 minute consultation.

ABOUT US

GRACE DORIS

Counsellor, coach and intercultural consultant

Diploma in Integrative Counselling, PgCert Coaching, BMin, AssocDipSocSc
Grace is an experienced counsellor and coach. Having started as an intercultural coach over 10 years ago, Grace brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding of human behaviour in different cultures. Adding a Diploma in Integrative Counselling to her qualifications, Grace has the unique blend of both skills and a wealth of life experience living and working around the world in multi-cultural teams, with people from diverse cultures, ages and mindsets.

Originally from Malaysia, Grace met her husband Glen onboard an international ship, the MV Doulos and 10 years later, returned to live and work on board the MV Doulos again with their two young children from 2002 till 2005. While onboard, they lived and worked with people from 40 different countries and visited ports in Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia. Grace and her family now live in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Grace has worked with international assignees from all over the world and with multicultural teams in the oil and gas industry, local councils, Syrian refugees, higher education institutions and many other industries.

Involvement in other projects include working offshore delivering behavioural safety coaching and training to workers on oil and gas platforms and delivering resilience training. She holds professional memberships with COSCA and the Association for Coaching, UK.
COUNSELLING
GRACE DORIS

GRACE DORISMAC,MBACP

Counsellor, Coach and Intercultural Consultant

Diploma in Integrative Counselling, PgCert Coaching, BMin, AssocDipSocSc
Grace is an experienced counsellor and coach. Having started as an intercultural coach over 10 years ago, Grace brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding of human behaviour in different cultures. Adding a Diploma in Integrative Counselling to her qualifications, Grace has the unique blend of both skills and a wealth of life experience living and working around the world in multi-cultural teams, with people from diverse cultures, ages and mindsets.

Originally from Malaysia, Grace met her husband Glen onboard an international ship, the MV Doulos and 10 years later, returned to live and work on board the MV Doulos again with their two young children from 2002 till 2005. While onboard, they lived and worked with people from 40 different countries and visited ports in Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia. Grace and her family now live in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Grace has worked with international assignees from all over the world and with multicultural teams in the oil and gas industry, local councils, Syrian refugees, higher education institutions and many other industries.

Involvement in other projects in clude working offshore delivering behavioural safety coaching and training to workers on oil and gas platforms and delivering resilience training. She holds professional memberships with BACP and the Association for Coaching, UK.
Glen Doris

GLEN DORIS

 Associate Intercultural Consultant

PhD (Aberdeen), MTh, Grad.Dip.Info.Tech, BTh, Ass.Dip.Soc.Sci.
Born in Scotland but raised in Australia, Glen grew up within a cross-cultural dynamic during his formative years. For 6 years Glen lived and worked on an international ship (the MV Doulos), providing aid and development to countries in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. For 4 of these years he led a communications team dealing with public relations and local media and, at times, worked as an official spokesperson for the organization to the international press. While working onboard the MV Doulos, he has travelled to over 50 countries. These provided a rich source of experiences relevant to those having to venture out to live and work in countries and cultures far removed from their own.

Glen’s history research and publications have focused on the connections between ideology, economics and public responses to crisis and social change. His interest is in the unacknowledged relationship between international business and societal change, particularly the shaping of national moral culture.

He has presented his work at a variety of academic symposia and has been a keynote speaker at conferences in many countries dealing with a variety of topics. Glen has also taught seminars on the dynamics of ‘re-entry’ – preparing expatriate workers for return to their home countries after extended tours abroad. He has been married to Grace for over 25 years and they have 2 children together.

ANJANA DOSHI

Associate Intercultural Consultant


BSc.(Hon), MSc. , PhD. (Manchester)
Born to expatriate parents working in Tanzania and then later in Southern Africa, a second-generation British citizen of Indian origin, Anjana was raised in Zambia until the age of sixteen before returning to the UK when her parents repatriated for family reasons. She grew up within a diverse cross-cultural dynamic offered by the mix of expatriate and indigenous communities surrounding her during her formative years.

She is a practicing management consultant and leadership coach with a passion for performance improvement through the engagement of people. Building resilience in teams, developing robust communication by activating inclusion and pulling on cross cultural differences within organisations is her expertise.

Working in various countries around the globe: Asia, Africa, South and North America, Europe and the Middle East provided a rich source of relevant knowledge and firsthand application of many theories in cross cultural training.
COACHING

GLEN DORIS

Associate Intercultural Consultant

PhD (Aberdeen), MTh, Grad.Dip.Info.Tech, BTh, Ass.Dip.Soc.Sci.
Born in Scotland but raised in Australia, Glen grew up within a cross-cultural dynamic during his formative years. For 6 years Glen lived and worked on an international ship (the MV Doulos), providing aid and development to countries in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. For 4 of these years he led a communications team dealing with public relations and local media and, at times, worked as an official spokesperson for the organization to the international press. While working onboard the MV Doulos, he has travelled to over 50 countries. These provided a rich source of experiences relevant to those having to venture out to live and work in countries and cultures far removed from their own.

Glen’s history research and publications have focused on the connections between ideology, economics and public responses to crisis and social change. His interest is in the unacknowledged relationship between international business and societal change, particularly the shaping of national moral culture.

He has presented his work at a variety of academic symposia and has been a keynote speaker at conferences in many countries dealing with a variety of topics. Glen has also taught seminars on the dynamics of ‘re-entry’ – preparing expatriate workers for return to their home countries after extended tours abroad. He has been married to Grace for over 25 years and they have 2 children together.
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