about counselling
People come to counselling for many different reasons:
Talking to a counsellor can help us to gain insight into our feelings and identify new outlooks and ideas to help live a more satisfying life.
how might counselling help?
Counselling involves talking freely and honestly about what concerns you most. (Counsellors also respect areas that a client may not wish to talk about). This in itself can be enormously helpful – a chance to talk about experiences and express feelings in an accepting environment.
Counselling also offers an opportunity to explore the areas that feel uncomfortable in your life and consider some ways you could make changes.
The counseling process also involves exploring patterns of feelings and behaviour plus considering new perspectives and identifying available options. My approach is flexible and creative to meet the needs of the people I work with.
I have experience of working with people across a wide cross-section of society. People I work with find that they can build up trust and rapport with me quickly.
I have a special interest in areas linked to difference or minority groups as well as working with trauma (adult trauma, teenage trauma or childhood trauma).
Sessions last one hour and are held in central Cambridge or St Ives. I work during the day - evening appointments are currently booked.
Next available appointments: Central Cambridge: Tuesday 1.15, Thursday 2.30, 3.45pm; Friday 4.45pm
St Ives: Wednesday: 1.45pm
Contact me for current availability or to discuss any questions you might have about counselling
counselling growth encouragement development
Boardwalk image courtesy of Michael Coghlan, Adelaide, Australia www.flickr.com/photos/mikecogh/537722685
People come to counselling for many different reasons:
- Some may need to talk over an issue or situation that is causing distress
- It may be that things are not going so well in a relationship
- People often find it difficult to shift feelings of anger, anxiety or depression
- Developing self-confidence or dealing with low self-esteem
- Handling the challenges of specific life events such as grief, bereavement or loss, separation or job changes
- Working through traumatic events (childhood trauma or trauma experienced later in life)
Talking to a counsellor can help us to gain insight into our feelings and identify new outlooks and ideas to help live a more satisfying life.
how might counselling help?
Counselling involves talking freely and honestly about what concerns you most. (Counsellors also respect areas that a client may not wish to talk about). This in itself can be enormously helpful – a chance to talk about experiences and express feelings in an accepting environment.
Counselling also offers an opportunity to explore the areas that feel uncomfortable in your life and consider some ways you could make changes.
The counseling process also involves exploring patterns of feelings and behaviour plus considering new perspectives and identifying available options. My approach is flexible and creative to meet the needs of the people I work with.
I have experience of working with people across a wide cross-section of society. People I work with find that they can build up trust and rapport with me quickly.
I have a special interest in areas linked to difference or minority groups as well as working with trauma (adult trauma, teenage trauma or childhood trauma).
Sessions last one hour and are held in central Cambridge or St Ives. I work during the day - evening appointments are currently booked.
Next available appointments: Central Cambridge: Tuesday 1.15, Thursday 2.30, 3.45pm; Friday 4.45pm
St Ives: Wednesday: 1.45pm
Contact me for current availability or to discuss any questions you might have about counselling
counselling growth encouragement development
Boardwalk image courtesy of Michael Coghlan, Adelaide, Australia www.flickr.com/photos/mikecogh/537722685
