My name is Carol and I am a fully qualified counsellor and a registered member on the BACP. After my own life journey, and in the past having received counselling myself, it was life changing and I shall be forever grateful that I made that brave decision to seek help, a step, I know isn't always easy. This gave me a passion to help others and I got involved with Bolton Lads and Girls Club as a mentor and I then went on to spend time working with troubled families for Homestart UK. This was when I decided to train to become a counsellor. I have worked with many clients and I always feel privileged to be working with them.

You may feel you manage well in most areas of your life but you experience stress in one particular life domain - maybe work, something from your past or your sense of achievement. I have 11 years post qualifying experience supporting clients with issues including trauma, mental health difficulties and challenging life circumstances in the social care, mental health fields and private practice, with adults, children/young people and groups. I work in collaboration with you to address issues which might be causing disruption to your sense of identity, control and achievement, your self-esteem, quality of life or relationships.

I am an experienced, warm, genuine counsellor & supervisor offering a safe, relaxed, confidential & non-judgemental space to work through your issues at your pace. I aim to ensure you feel as comfortable to talk about your issues as you can, to feel listened to, supported, and accepted.

Hi, I am a qualified cognitive behaviour therapist (CBT) and split my time working with children, adolescents and adults. I work part-time at CAMHS for the NHS and also work with students at Manchester University.

We all experience challenges in life but sometimes these can become overwhelming and we feel unable to work through them alone. Often people don't feel able to, or don't want to discuss their concerns with friends or family as they are afraid to upset or burden them. It is my role to listen to you - I choose to do that.

I offer Counselling and CBT for Children and Adults . I use a range of techniques and work from a person centred base incorporating techniques specific to each individual.

I am a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with 9 years’ qualified experience working with adults experiencing a range of mental health and/or physical health difficulties. I have worked in a range of settings, including within primary care, secondary care, inpatient (mental health and physical health hospital settings) and forensic mental health services. I have experience in consultation, supervision and teaching / training. I am Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered and a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I have enhanced Disclosure and Barring (DBS) Clearance.

I am absolutely aware that even acknowledging you might need help and/or benefit from therapy is for many people a brave, difficult step - it can often take strength just to pick up the telephone. I will offer you acceptance, warmth, empathy, patience and a down-to-earth professionalism. I trained as a person-centred counsellor, meaning that I work with whatever you bring to therapy in the ‘here and now’. I will not offer you advice; I will help you to explore your feelings and thoughts with the aim of understanding yourself better and hopefully through this experience, you will find ways to cope and/or heal yourself.

You may suffer from long-term depression or anxiety. You may have had a recent traumatic experience. You may want to look at some of the unhelpful patterns that are repeating in your life. You may have had therapy/counselling before or this maybe your first experience. I work with individuals, couples, families and also run several therapy groups. I have evening and daytime appointments. My particular interests are: working with people touched by adoption; childhood sexual abuse; family issues; neuropsychotherapy; career/work issues; relationship with food issues; addictions; and of course anxiety & depression.

I think sometimes we just reach that place in life when we say 'enough is enough'. For some it can mean it is time to stop and face something, and to someone else it can mean it is maybe time to 'let it go'. There's no end to the potential meanings for reaching 'that point'. i think we've all been there at some stage or another. Does this sound familiar ? That's okay, i totally understand where you're coming from. What is important is acknowledging that you have had the energy and motivation to seek someone to support you through this - it takes courage and strength to take this step. Well done!

Helping stressed, anxious and disillusioned professionals achieve more balanced and fulfilling lives. Do you feel stuck? Is work affecting your relationships? Do past events get in the way of your success in the present? Do you feel exhausted, sad, depressed? Psychotherapy can help you process your feelings, gain clarity and move forward.

So many of us feel the need to wear a mask day to day, unable to express our true feelings or show who we really are. I understand how difficult it can be to make the first step in asking for support, with this in mind I can provide a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment in which you can be fully open and honest.

Life seldom goes along without the occasional challenge. However, sometimes these challenges can be overwhelming. The choices you make, or indeed those missed opportunities, can leave you feeling despondent. If your daily life is being affected by your thoughts and feelings and you want to change this, counselling can help.

Hello, I am a qualified counsellor who is also a registered member of The British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP). I provide counselling to anyone over the age of 18 in a safe non-judgemental space and I have experience in working with a range of issues which include anxiety, depression, addictions, self-esteem, bereavement, loneliness and family/relationship difficulties. Please feel free to contact me to discuss the counselling process further and ask any questions you have about my counselling approach.

Hello and a very warm welcome to you! People come to therapy for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you are experiencing difficulty with knowing what your feelings are. Or are struggling to express them. Alternately, you may be feeling very disconnected, unfulfilled or empty. Maybe you are confused about who you are, or what you want from life, and this prevents you from living in the moment. Are you trying to cope with a difficult life event, or is there just the sense that things are not right?

Are you struggling with something difficult in your life and need some support? Hello, I am Mark, I offer a space where you can explore and work through your difficulties in complete confidence. I support individuals and couples and offer sessions tailored to your needs, I have many skills to support you including talk therapy, body awareness, mindfulness and movement. I am passionate about what I do, by the changes in behaviour, insights and new perspectives experienced by my clients. I'm a registered trainee Psychotherapist accredited by the UKCP and registered with the Gender Intelligence Network for Therapists and Counsellors.

Do you feel anxious? Numb? Powerless? Angry? Sad? Confused? Ashamed? Unworthy? Are you struggling in your relationship? Would you like to talk to someone who can support you and listen to you with care and respect? I create a safe and confidential space for you to speak freely and resolve any issues. I work either with Person Centred Therapy which is a talking therapy and also with EFT (Effective Freedom Technique) Tapping, which is tapping on pressure points to help allay fears and anxiety.

Safe & affordable counselling for you. Are you struggling with the effects of Covid? Feeling insecure, anxious, depressed? Thinking about therapy but scared of taking the plunge? Worried about the costs or the stigma attached to seeking help? Most people experience poor mental health at some stage in their lives. I offer a safe place, either face to face, online or over the phone. Whether it is dealing with issues from the past or changing a current behaviour, I can help.

"Having walked a certain path, as a Christian, my Faith in God and leaning on Him has been the greatest pillar I ever held on to experiencing my own post-traumatic growth. However, I value individual differences, respect, diversity, culture, integrity, honesty and ability to find your own path, grow, connect and build an enduring relationship. I firmly believe individuals can be empowered to find their own solutions. I am aware I might not have all the answers or solutions, but I could give one or two suggestions. I am happy to sit with people who find themselves in a dilemma, stuck in difficult and uncomfortable situations".

I provide support for people wanting to make a change to their lives in order to live well and live healthy. Changing an element of your lifestyle can be extremely challenging, for example managing your weight, stopping smoking or reducing alcohol consumption. Often these factors are tied up with the complexities of our lives, managing stress, living with illness, overcoming obstacles in our lives. I work with people to help them make lasting and meaningful changes to behaviours that are causing them difficulties and find ways to improve overall health and wellbeing.