My way of working will offer you a space for you to feel heard, accepted and safe. I will be fully engaged with your story as you talk to me about problems and issues that brings you to counselling. You will be heard without judgement and welcomed with kindness and compassion. I will seek to develop a deeper insight into what is going on for you. I understand it can take time to trust and to talk about events but I want you to know that we do not need to rush. It is all in your time and pace.

I am a consultant clinical psychologist with extensive experience working with people struggling with their mental health and physical health. I am a specialist in cancer care (psycho-oncology), providing psychological support to people living with and beyond cancer and their partners/carers. I also offer therapy for people experiencing problems with a range of mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, stress and personality issues.

Are you contemplating separation or divorce? When separating, many couples have found it helpful to talk to a qualified counsellor such as Susannah Campbell. This could be as a couple, or individually. Are there children involved? Is their behaviour becoming challenging because you and your partner are separating? You may want to discuss your anger or frustration about your relationship, or you may need to talk about how to map a new future for yourself.

It's September, you're suffering daily, cannot function as a normal human being in the way you would like to because of your mental health condition and symptoms? Feel discomfort, uncomfortable, unsettled, emotional, feel afraid, anxious, angry, defensive, suspicious, lacking in confidence and low self-esteem? May be your ability to sleep, eat and drink healthy is not as good as you would like it to be? Feel that you are no longer in control and no longer manage on your own? Behaviour, intrusive thoughts bothering and unsettling you? It's ok, I'll help you. contact me and I'll book you in this week, ok. See you soon, take care.

Thank you for reading my profile. I hope it will give you the information you require to make an informed decision in choosing to have counselling with me. People come to counselling for many reasons. For all of us there are times when life becomes too difficult. Therapy offers a safe space to talk and think about what is going on for you, It a space to explore and make sense of your difficulties. I work in a non-judgemental and non-diagnostic way, in an atmosphere of empathy, allowing feelings and behaviours to be acknowledged, validated and understood.

Hello, I'm Rachael. There could be many reasons why you’re looking for therapy. It could be due to a particular issue that feels clear to you or a number of issues that are troubling or causing distress; perhaps you’re experiencing a general sense of discontent or unease that’s more difficult to describe. Whatever brings you, I aim to provide a consistent and safe environment where we can explore what’s most relevant for you and at your pace. If you would like to talk further about sessions, please feel free to contact me. Following that, we can arrange an initial session to discuss how you would like to use our time together.

A counselling environment with a warm and empathic space conducive to unravel what is troubling you, be it feeling stuck, low mood, stressed out, grieving or abused, is offered on a weekly basis. Sessions are client-led, which means that we will work at your own pace. Feeling heard and validated can help you find your voice, gain insight and make decisions that feel right for you.

I offer individual one-to-one therapy with adults and work in full-time private practice in Southwark, where I offer a confidential, secure and non-judgemental environment. My approach is collaborative and warm. I also believe, that through the relationship between us, I can help you to explore and develop new approaches to dealing with difficult, problematic and stressful situations.

It's ironic that a large part of psychotherapeutic work is around trying to convince people that their perceived 'abnormal' feelings and behaviours are a completely 'normal' reaction to a set of, often very difficult life circumstances. For instance, why wouldn't someone have a generalised feeling of persistent anxiety and low mood, when they have to live in what seems like a crazy and confusing world? We can work toward a more accepting and benevolent view of ourselves, exploring who you truly are and where you might truly want to go in life, without the harsh inner voices of the past.

I am currently offering lower fees for weekly online or telephone sessions, from £45 per session. I provide individual psychotherapy and counselling as well as Eye Movment Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to help people who have been exposed to traumatic events/suffered trauma, this is also effective for treating phobias. Many of the people I work with have had problems in their relationships, suffered with depression and anxiety, bereavements. Others have suffered with phobias, work related stress and burnout as well as many other issues that impact on people & their psychological health.

My counselling approach aims at helping individuals find new ways of dealing with difficult circumstances and emotions such as sadness, fear, anger, guilt, loneliness, shame, grief, panic or threat. I strongly believe that each person is unique, and that uniqueness must be nurtured and valued. In this sense, I see counselling not just as a place to overcome difficulties but also as an opportunity for clients to get to know themselves better, discover their aims and purposes and enrich their potential.

I am a down to earth counsellor and my counselling philosophy is informed by the person centered approach to counselling. I believe that we all have an innate motivation to move towards positive growth and change, everyone has the potential for healthy growth and given the right environmental conditions we can reach our individual potential.

Feeling stuck? The causes can be many: relationship issues, redundancy, bored in the job or even things sometimes termed as “mental illness.” I use that last term carefully because though it can help define the symptoms, if often fails to get at the human story beneath which is always there and needs addressing as well as any medical issues. In my sessions my aim is to help you past what eve holds you back into a better life- whatever that means to you.

It’s an unsettling time for us all as the world reacts to the spread of the coronavirus (COVID 19). There are daily challenges and anxieties with everyone stuck indoors, having to adapt to a new routine, losing motivation. I understand it is difficult. I am here to help you cope with anything which may be coming up for you and to give tips on how to manage the new normal. I am offering online and telephone sessions.

We believe that everyone is unique and therefore is dealt with in a way that best caters to his or her individual needs. We work with you by exploring your world to see how you engage with your life and the people around you. Along the journey, we will explore your past, look at your present and see how you perceive the future. We will help you become more aware of your values, beliefs and limitations and help you connect and improve your relationship with yourself. This process may be challenging, yet extremely rewarding as we access the changes you want to make towards living the life that you want to live.

I am a fully qualified and experienced BACP registered psychotherapy and counselling practitioner in individual therapy with extensive knowledge working with adults experiencing mental health difficulties, depression, stress, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma and crises. For over ten years I managed a welfare service for NHS and for Mind in Hackney running projects for Community Mental Health Team and clients who used psychiatric services. Part of my role was also to train social work students as a practice educator. For the last six years I have worked in private practice.

Essentially, counselling and psychotherapy offers us an opportunity to learn about ourselves. And never more so than when faced with the emotional challenges that are often part of everyday life. At these times we may feel on our own, stuck and unsure of which way to turn. It may also be difficult to find someone we can trust and who will understand, or, in such a busy world, someone who has the time to listen. This is when a counsellor or a psychotherapist can help. I offer a calm, caring, safe, respectful and confidential space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings.

Hello and welcome. I’m here to help you find the inner strengths you need to unblock what’s troubling you and move on with your life. My clients tell me I’m warm, kind and insightful – which is good, because my main aim is to offer a safe, welcoming place where you feel willing and able to consider making changes. Most of us aren’t used to reaching out for professional support. We’re brought up to think asking for help can be a sign of weakness. But whatever you’re facing, working together with a professional therapist can let you see a way forward.

Clients tend to seek psychological help because they experience a variety of emotional challenges (e.g. depression, anxiety, addictive tendencies, issues within relationships, unhelpful patterns of relating, and they want to feel better. Counselling and psychotherapy can help with it, but most importantly it can help with changing internal landscapes so that we then better understand how we function and have an idea where our troubles come from. Knowing that it is then easier to manage ourselves with anything that live throws at us. There is nothing better than a sense of freedom from old unhealthy patterns of relating!