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How Individual Counselling Can Help

Counselling may be helpful when difficulties are affecting your emotional wellbeing, relationships, work or everyday life.

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We may explore:

• Anxiety, stress and persistent worry

• Low mood and depression

• Trauma and difficult past experiences

• Anger and emotional reactions

• Relationship and communication difficulties

• Confidence, self-esteem and personal boundaries

• Life changes, loss and uncertainty

• Recurring thoughts, behaviours or relationship patterns

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How We Work Together

Therapy is not based on a single approach or formula.

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I work integratively, drawing on counselling, psychological understanding and CBT-informed approaches according to your circumstances and goals.

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Sessions provide space for reflection while also encouraging critical thinking, exploration and practical change. Where appropriate, we can examine assumptions, consider alternative perspectives and identify patterns that may be keeping difficulties in place.

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What to Expect

Individual sessions are 50 minutes.

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Your first session provides an opportunity to explore what has brought you to therapy, what you would like to change and how we might work together.

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Therapy may be short-term or longer-term depending on your circumstances and goals.

 

Regular sessions are usually recommended where consistency would support the work.

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