Therapy provides a safe and supportive space to explore thoughts, feelings, and challenges, helping you gain clarity, build resilience, and foster personal growth.

Therapy can address a wide range of issues, including stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, grief, self-esteem issues, and personal development goals.

Consider the type of challenges you’re facing and what you hope to achieve. Counselling is often suited to immediate concerns, while psychotherapy may address deeper or long-standing issues. If unsure, we can guide you.

Coaching focuses on personal and professional growth, goal-setting, and actionable strategies, while therapy addresses emotional and mental health concerns.

Seek a qualified practitioner whose approach aligns with your needs and preferences. Initial sessions provide an opportunity to assess whether you feel comfortable and supported. Building a sense of ease and trust with your therapist is essential, and if the match doesn’t feel right, we’re here to assist you in finding someone better suited to you.

In the first session, we’ll discuss your concerns, goals, and how therapy works. It’s a chance to ask questions and decide if you feel comfortable continuing

Reflect on what you’d like to discuss or achieve. Bringing notes or examples of your challenges can be helpful but isn’t necessary.

Therapy is for anyone who wants support, regardless of the severity of their issue. If it’s impacting you, it’s worth addressing.

Not at all. Therapists are skilled at creating a supportive environment where you can explore issues at your own pace.

Everything you share during your sessions is completely confidential and will not be disclosed to anyone, including your GP, without your explicit permission. The only exceptions are in rare situations involving significant risk or legal requirements, which we will discuss with you during your initial session. In some cases, it may be beneficial to inform your GP that you are working with us, but we will only do so with your consent. Otherwise, all information remains private and will not be added to your medical records.

No referral is required. You can contact us directly to book an appointment.

You can contact us via phone, email, or through our website to schedule an appointment or ask further questions.

No, you’re under no obligation to commit to a set number of sessions at the outset, and you’re free to end therapy at any time. However, to get the most out of the process, we encourage clients to commit to an initial block of six sessions. This gives you time to settle into therapy, build a trusting relationship with your therapist, and begin working meaningfully towards your goals.

Once you decide to proceed, you and your therapist will usually agree on a collaborative framework or ‘contract’. This isn’t legally binding but helps to clarify your aims for therapy and outlines how you’ll work together to achieve them.

Yes, this is usually possible; however, we generally recommend that new clients attend weekly sessions, particularly at the start of therapy. Attending regularly in the early stages helps to establish a strong therapeutic foundation and supports steady progress.

Yes, we offer evening appointments to accommodate your schedule.

Appointment availability depends on demand but we strive to offer timely sessions.

It’s a comprehensive evaluation of your mental and emotional health, using tools to gain insights into thought patterns, behaviours, and areas for growth

Assessments provide a foundation for tailored therapeutic interventions, helping clarify challenges, set goals, and track progress.

Our training supports individuals, professionals, and organisations seeking to improve interpersonal skills, resilience, and mental well-being.

Yes, we provide workplace training, workshops, and tailored support for businesses.

Yes, we provide bespoke workshops tailored to specific workplace or individual needs.