Counselling in LE14

I have over 35 years experience in school settings, as an educator and a counsellor, and I have volunteered in bereavement support for many years as well as having worked with male survivors of sexual abuse. I am a Person Centred therapist, so your needs and goals are placed at the heart of our work together. I have experience of working with teenagers and adults covering a wide range of topics and can support you with issues such anxiety, stress, loss, low mood, self- esteem and relationships. You will be accepted as you are, without judgment, and given a safe space where you will be listened to and heard.

I am one of the few Psychodynamic counsellor's practicing in the area which means among other things I work with past relationships and how they impact an individuals current life. We all need emotional support from time to time, many of us find parts of our lives difficult and we can't always turn to family and friends. It can be helpful to talk to someone in confidence who is impartial and non-judgemental. Some of the issues people come to counselling for include feelings of loss, low mood or worry, others may be having difficulty handling bereavement, separation and relationships at home and work.

Life can be hard and sometimes we need a little help to understand our thoughts and behaviours so that we can function to the best of our ability. This is where simply-cbt comes in. I can help you to make sense of your problems and enable you to address the mental health difficulties which stop you from making the most of your day- to -day life. I specialise in depression, anxiety, low self- esteem, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, PTSD/Trauma, Panic Disorder, Pain Management, Specific Phobias, Emetephobia, stress and Trichotillomania (hair pulling).

I don’t believe there is a hierarchy of problems and you should only talk or get help for those regarded to be really bad such as abuse or a life changing event. To me anything that impacts your life and is important to you is worth talking about. If it takes away your peace or makes you feel confused, distracted, anxious or sad I feel you have the right to receive support to change things and so feel good about yourself. I strongly believe that there is support somewhere for everyone that needs it.

Are you feeling anxious? Depressed? Or experiencing a general feeling of sadness that you can’t explain? Do you feel lost and left wondering why you feel this way? Do you have a deep desire to be heard, not judged, to feel safe and have the opportunity to connect with your feelings and work through the emotions that you are feeling, in your own time, at your own pace. I can provide that space for you. By getting to know ourselves better we can gently and compassionately understand ourselves and our blocks and defences. And then we can start to make choices about how we react and experiment with new ways of being.

Hi, Im Jazz, a fully qualified person-centred counsellor offering in person and online counselling. Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, stressful and challenging. Talking to family or friends may feel difficult or too much and it can be hard to take that first step in reaching out for support. It is important to recognise that taking that first step in looking for a counsellor is an important one, showing strength and determination to create positive change and work towards a happier place within your life.

As a Human Givens therapist I am trained in the most up-to-date evidence-based approach to counselling and psychotherapy. Human Givens therapy is a safe, fast and a highly effective way to make positive changes in life. With years of experience supporting countless clients I provide reliable practical help for a variety of Issues including •Depression/low mood •Panic attacks •Phobias •Low self-esteem •Self-harming •Eating disorders •Poor concentration •Anxiety and Stress •Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) •Addictions (all kinds) •Obsessions (OCD) • Poor Sleep

There are always valid reasons for our difficulties: e.g. anxiety, despair, addiction, isolation, life transitions, anger, grief, trauma, worthlessness, domination, etc,. The counselling process enables us to meet, understand and repair these. It helps us to reclaim and strengthen our true authentic self, perhaps for the first time in a long time or ever. Working in this way with a counsellor allows you to heal in ways that are life enhancing and endure. Whatever causes you fear, harm and/or damage historically and/or now, can actually be harvested to transform your life.

I offer online and face-to-face therapy for adults, children & young people, couples and families. It is important to find the right therapist for you. The therapeutic space is a safe , non-judgemental place to explore yourself, your needs, your wants and where those come from and how they affect your life. People seek therapy for many reasons, these can include changes in relationships, jobs, bereavement, anxiety or depression or just a desire to get to know yourself better.

Struggling to cope and feeling overwhelmed? I am a BACP registered Counsellor and Psychotherapist, who is dedicated to helping you work through whatever brings you here today. I am an integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist, having trained in several theoretical approaches. I also have a Pluralistic outlook to therapy, meaning that I consider no two people or their circumstances as the same, and you, as an individual as totally unique. In our work together, I will draw upon my broad skillset and experience for whatever you and your situation need.

I offer Integrative counselling in Melton Mowbray this could be face to face in my room at the Melton Wellness Centre or Walk and Talk therapy for those who feel they would benefit from therapy outdoors. I also offer video and telephone counselling for anyone who is unable to travel to Melton Mowbray. Counselling offers you the time and safe space where you can be truly heard without judgement. I work with you to help you understand whatever it is you bring to therapy and how this is impacting you and your life. I have been working a counsellor and Mental health support worker since 2009, in varying supportive roles.