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Counselling and Psychotherapy
Sometimes, life can feel overwhelming. You want to feel better, but you don’t know where to start. Need help navigating the turmoil? You’ve come to the right place.
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We’re here to listen.
Counselling, also known as talking therapy, can help if you’re struggling with anxiety or depression, or even low self-esteem. It gives you the opportunity to explore your feelings and thoughts and can offer strategies for managing them.
Or if you need support with bereavement or processing traumatic experiences, such as domestic abuse, counselling can provide a structured approach to healing.
We offer you a safe and confidential space to share your feelings—online or in person. Opening up about what’s bothering you is often the first step toward lasting inner peace
Move toward inner peace
You don’t need to have a formal mental health diagnosis to benefit from high-quality professional counselling. It’s for anyone who’s feeling troubled for whatever reason.
With empathy, patience, skill, and experience, our therapists make it easier to express your thoughts. And get to the root of what’s making you feel this way.
Find a therapist
Uses combined therapeutic techniques, including CBT to promote self-esteem and general well-being. Experienced in working with adults across anxiety, depression, low mood, bereavement and relationship issues.
Specialist in issues of diversity, including cultural, faith, ethnicity related problems and neurodiversity. Works with people of all ages, using various therapeutic techniques.
Warm, friendly and down-to-earth. Skilled at empowering children, teens and adults experiencing a range of issues, from depression and anxiety to bereavement, self-harm and bullying, to achieve positive change.
Warm and empathic counsellor, meeting the unique needs of each client by tailoring the therapeutic approach. Works collaboratively with clients to develop personalised plans that foster growth and resilience and improve quality of life.
Person-centred counsellor, passionate about guiding clients toward healing and growth in a safe and warm space. Supports a range of people, including those living with the emotional impact of abusive relationships, OCD and anxiety.
Person-centred counsellor who believes everyone is entitled to be at the front of the queue when meeting our emotional and mental health needs. Experience includes domestic abuse, relationship issues, anxiety, depression and cultural issues.
So, what happens during counselling?
Talking to a therapist for the first time can feel a bit daunting. Before you take the next step, take a look at our guide to help you understand the therapist’s role in sessions.