My counselling approach is firmly grounded in the humanistic tradition believing that you are the expert of your own lived experience. I believe we all have the potential to bring about change for ourselves and talking to a counsellor could facilitate the release of that potential.
The core model of counselling that I work from is Person Centred Therapy. In addition, I can work with techniques and approaches integrated from Existential Therapy, Transactional Analysis, Solution Focused Therapy.
Sometimes I use elements of Creative Therapy to enable you to express yourself creatively. For example, for some people expressing feelings in words can be difficult. Working creatively in counselling, using imagery, buttons, pebbles and other materials, can facilitate a person to access and connect with their emotions and lead to making sense of themselves and the issues that they are facing.
Anxiety
Bereavement
Grief and Loss
Carer support
Depression
Emotional Abuse
Loss of direction
Redundancy
Relationship issues
Isolation and loneliness
Self-harm
Sexual abuse
Loss of meaning
Stress
Low self-confidence
From my own experience of being a client and a counsellor, I believe that the effectiveness of counselling is in the quality of the client-counsellor relationship. My role as a counsellor is to accompany you on your journey, to support, to enquire, respectfully challenge and understand your perspective. This in turn, can enable you to realise your own inner resources to acquire a deeper understanding of yourself and your problems and engage fully in life.
If you would like to find out more about counselling and/or book an appointment, please don't hesitate to contact me.
A Few Benefits of Counselling:
Clarity, healing, self-awareness, personal growth, transformation, well-being, self-confidence, self-compassion, possibility, self-worth, self-acceptance, greater resilience, better relationships, change...
To find out more about Individual Counselling, Bereavement Therapy, Remote Counselling or my other services, you can contact me on 07855 059 964. Due to the nature of my work, I am not always available to answer the phone - please leave a voicemail message and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Appointments now available for in-person sessions, with social distancing in place. My therapy room is well ventilated and cleaned between each client session.
Most of the time I am able to offer you your first therapy session within a few days of your initial enquiry.
I offer an optional FREE Initial 30-minute telephone consultation to give you the opportunity to get a sense of what I am like and see whether you think I am someone you feel comfortable talking to about your issues.
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I am able to offer day, evening and weekend appointments, subject to availability. My final appointment time on an evening is 8pm, Monday to Thursday and 7pm on a Friday.
Monday: 8am to 9pm
Tuesday: 8am to 9pm
Wednesday: 8am to 9pm
Thursday: 8am to 9pm
Friday: 8am to 8pm
Saturday: 8am to 2pm
Sunday: Closed
I am able to offer daytime, evening and weekend appointments, subject to availability. My final appointment time on an evening is 8pm, Monday to Thursday and 7pm on a Friday.
Monday: 8am to 9pm
Tuesday: 8am to 9pm
Wednesday: 8am to 9pm
Thursday: 8am to 9pm
Friday: 8am to 8pm
Saturday: 9am to 3pm
Sunday: Closed
I am able to offer daytime and evening appointments, subject to availability. My final appointment time on an evening is 8pm, Monday to Thursday and 7pm on a Friday.
Monday: 8am to 9pm
Tuesday: 8am to 9pm
Wednesday: 8am to 9pm
Thursday: 8am to 9pm
Friday: 8am to 8pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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