Online Counselling for Bracknell
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ReWard Counselling
Counsellor, MA, MBACP
Verified
Do you want to talk to someone? Are you considering therapy with a qualified counsellor? If you are feeling confused, unhappy, overwhelmed or worried I can work with you. Do you want to make changes but are not sure what or how? Do you feel stuck in a rut or afraid? Do you feel alone, isolated or different? Are you struggling with low-self esteem? I will listen to your thoughts and feelings, supporting you to become more empowered and autonomous. I will offer you unconditional positive regard, whatever you tell me. I do not offer advice but together we will explore your concerns so that you can be more content .
Stephanie Claire Fitzwilliams
Psychotherapist, MSc, MUKCP
Verified
Hello, my name is Stephanie. I am a Certified Transactional Analyst, a psychotherapeutic counsellor and a psychotherapist with a masters in Transactional Analysis and I am based in Bracknell Forest, Berkshire. I work with teenagers and adults and I specialise in working with anxiety, depression, stress, self harm, relationship issues, school or work related problems and childhood trauma. I offer a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space for you to explore your life and relationships, your experiences, thoughts and feelings.
Karen Lesley Horrocks
Psychotherapist, MSc, MUKCP
Verified
My particular interests are: helping men and women who have suffered trauma, from mental, physical and sexual abuse; and working with couples - around commmunication and relationship issues. Providing a safe, supportive space, I employ a Relational Approach, using the unique therapeutic relationship between me and each client as a way for us to mutually understand the personal dynamics of each person - how they interact with themselves, and with the world - and to help facilitate personal change. Through our therapeutic relationship we can help change patterns of thinking, feeling and behaviour causing pain and distress.
Amy Owen
Psychotherapist, MA, HCPC-Art Therap.
Verified
Hi my name is Amy, and I work with Arlo who you can also see in my picture. We understand that seeking help can be scary, especially if you have felt let down in the past or you haven't ever opened up to anyone before. Healing takes time and we will be alongside you for as long as it takes to feel safe and secure in expressing difficult and painful life experiences and feelings. I won't ever try to force you to open up, sometimes I might suggest using creative tools to express how you feel if you are finding it hard to put things into words. My approach is tailored to you and what you are comfortable doing.
Bruce Rolls
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Counselling can provide a place for honesty for all the battles in our heads, from medically diagnosed conditions, past trauma, sexual desire, issues of gender, to everyday compulsive negative thinking. Understanding our own experience, in a world that seems to change so rapidly, surrounded by seemingly limitless information that offers wholly contradictory explanations can leave us feeling isolated and overwhelmed. Finding, and maintaining, personal meaning amongst so much uncertainty is tough. Counselling can reduce anxiety and deepen understanding as we strive to create personal harmony with both internal and external tensions.
Lucy Glover
Counsellor
Level 5 Humanistic Counsellor who is training towards becoming a psychotherapist. I'm also studying young person Counselling. As a Humanistic counsellor, I look to put the 'human' back into the therapeutic relationship. I aim to work with my clients in a collaborative, co-created way that looks to facilitate sustainable change outside the therapeutic alliance. My main aim of working with clients is to raise their awareness around issues with a psycho-educational style. I am guiding them to move through issues to lead fulfilling lives where they embrace understanding themselves, which creates empowerment in consciousness.
Emma Rigby
Psychologist, PsychD, HCPC - Clin. Psych.
Verified
Thank you for taking the time to view my profile and find out more about my experience as a therapist and how I practice. If you, or someone you care about are struggling, and certain aspects of life are feeling overwhelming, reaching out for help is such an important first step. Many of us are affected by mental health issues at some point in life, through our own experiences, or somebody close to us. I am dedicated in helping you to better understand these difficulties and to provide you with the tools you need to achieve emotional wellbeing.
Kirsty Elliott-Walker
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Life can be tricky and struggling to keep your head above water can enhance overwhelming feelings. Perhaps it may lead you down a path of isolation, loneliness and the possibility of embarrassment that may prevent you from reaching out to family and friends. Finding a counsellor can be daunting and I believe that the relationship between counsellor and client is key for therapeutic change. I encourage my clients to safely explore any issues bought into therapy in an attempt to gain a greater understanding, begin to heal and grow within an environment that is non-judgemental. Please do get in touch if you have any questions.
Neil Louis Loffhagen
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
As a Gender, Sexual, Sex and Relationship Diversity Therapist, my aim is to help you explore all aspects of your gender, sexuality, and relationships. I offer full acceptance of who you are. I will work positively with you and support your gender and sexuality. Whatever you bring I feel we will be able to explore together, leading to greater self-acceptance, plus greater personal peace. No issue is considered more important than another. Every area you bring is of unique importance. We are each unique, so the way we work together will be unique. My aim is to help you in your journey.
Jeanette Brazier
Verified
You may be wondering if anyone can understand you. Right now you feel unheard, alone and misunderstood. There are times when you feel low or anxious, overwhelmed by the demands on you. You just want the people in your life to get it. Perhaps your relationships are unsatisfying, stuck in unhelpful patterns that you don’t know how to change. You want to be clear about your goals and how you can achieve them resulting in more satisfaction for you. Perhaps you need more effective communication with those close to you. You want to live the life you desire with a sense of purpose. Perhaps the time has come to take positive action.
Shahajra Ahmad
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Life is full of its ups and downs, and during the difficult times it may feel, for some, that there is no one to turn to. It can be daunting asking for help and sometimes it feels like no one understands what we are going through. However this does not need to be the case, as you can get support and understanding through counselling. It's really about finding the right counselling relationships- if you've tried before and it didn't work... it was the wrong therapeutic realtionship- please don't give up, You are worth not giving up for.
Ali Huckle
Counsellor, MBACP
Verified
Life can throw so many different situations at each and every one of us. Sometimes those situations are too difficult to deal with and can be overwhelming. In those times, it can seem difficult to know who to talk to without feeling some sense of failure and possible shame, that you have not been able to do what others seem to be able to do so easily. Embarrassment may stop you from wanting to talk to family or friends or you may feel that you are not understood by those around you. This can increase a sense of isolation or loneliness creating more anxiety and possible depression.
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Online Counsellors
Online counselling is a good solution for people who do not have access to well-qualified clinical professionals in their area or who live remotely or abroad. We also refer to it as Teletherapy, online therapy or skype therapy: in short, it's simply conducting a clinical therapy session using a video or phone as the means of communicating.
It's an excellent solution for those who are immobile or find it more convenient to conduct therapy in the privacy of their own home. Or are agoraphobic (fearful of leaving their home), but still want counselling.
If you're looking for online counselling in Bracknell or for a Bracknell online therapist these professionals provide online therapy, skype therapy and video treatment.
It's an excellent solution for those who are immobile or find it more convenient to conduct therapy in the privacy of their own home. Or are agoraphobic (fearful of leaving their home), but still want counselling.
If you're looking for online counselling in Bracknell or for a Bracknell online therapist these professionals provide online therapy, skype therapy and video treatment.