Counselling service
A Safe space to talk
We understand that life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Our counselling service offers a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings and talk openly about your experiences while receiving emotional support.
We support adults experiencing a wide range of emotional and challenging issues, including anxiety, depression, stress, bereavement, relationship and family difficulties, trauma, living with a loved ones addiction, low self-esteem, abuse, experiences associated with neurodivergence. You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit from counselling - if something is affecting your well-being, we’re here to listen.
Confidential Support for Parents and Carers
Supporting a loved one affected by addiction can place enormous emotional pressure on families. Many parents and carers experience stress, anxiety, sadness, grief and feelings of isolation while trying to cope with difficult and uncertain situations.
Who Can Access Our Service
We offer counselling through two pathways:
Our charities counselling service is funded and available to:
Parents, carers and family members affected by a loved one’s addiction
Our private counselling service is available to:
All adults seeking professional counselling at competitive rates who fall outside of our charities criteria of parents or carers affected by a loved one’s addiction.
Sessions are available weekly or fortnightly in a welcoming and confidential environment. If you are unsure which pathway is right for you, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to discuss the options available.
Our Counsellors
Our counselling team includes both qualified counsellors and carefully selected student counsellors who are completing their professional training in placement. All our counsellors work within the ethical framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), receive regular clinical supervision and committed to providing a safe, professional and compassionate service.
How Counselling Can Help
Counselling can help you to:
Talk openly in a safe and non-judgemental environment
Manage stress, anxiety and emotional strain
Understand and cope with the impact addiction can have on family life
Develop coping strategies and resilience
Improve your emotional wellbeing
Better understand your thoughts, feelings and behaviours
Feel heard, supported and empowered
Types of Counselling Available
We aim to make counselling as accessible as possible and offer different options depending on individual circumstances.
Free Counselling
Where funding allows, we provide free counselling sessions for carers who may not otherwise be able to access support.
Part-Funded Counselling
Some sessions may be part-funded, meaning a small contribution helps support the service.
Private Counselling
Private counselling sessions are also available at competitive rates, for those who would like additional support but do not meet our charities criteria.
A Safe space to talk
We understand that life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Our counselling service offers a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings and talk openly about your experiences while receiving emotional support.
We support adults experiencing a wide range of emotional and challenging issues, including anxiety, depression, stress, bereavement, relationship and family difficulties, trauma, living with a loved ones addiction, low self-esteem, abuse, experiences associated with neurodivergence. You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit from counselling - if something is affecting your well-being, we’re here to listen.
Confidential Support for Parents and Carers
Supporting a loved one affected by addiction can place enormous emotional pressure on families. Many parents and carers experience stress, anxiety, sadness, grief and feelings of isolation while trying to cope with difficult and uncertain situations.
Who Can Access Our Service
We offer counselling through two pathways:
Our charities counselling service is funded and available to:
Parents, carers and family members affected by a loved one’s addiction
Our private counselling service is available to:
All adults seeking professional counselling at competitive rates who fall outside of our charities criteria of parents or carers affected by a loved one’s addiction.
Sessions are available weekly or fortnightly in a welcoming and confidential environment. If you are unsure which pathway is right for you, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to discuss the options available.
Our Counsellors
Our counselling team includes both qualified counsellors and carefully selected student counsellors who are completing their professional training in placement. All our counsellors work within the ethical framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), receive regular clinical supervision and committed to providing a safe, professional and compassionate service.
How Counselling Can Help
Counselling can help you to:
Talk openly in a safe and non-judgemental environment
Manage stress, anxiety and emotional strain
Understand and cope with the impact addiction can have on family life
Develop coping strategies and resilience
Improve your emotional wellbeing
Better understand your thoughts, feelings and behaviours
Feel heard, supported and empowered
Types of Counselling Available
We aim to make counselling as accessible as possible and offer different options depending on individual circumstances.
Free Counselling
Where funding allows, we provide free counselling sessions for carers who may not otherwise be able to access support.
Part-Funded Counselling
Some sessions may be part-funded, meaning a small contribution helps support the service.
Private Counselling
Private counselling sessions are also available at competitive rates, for those who would like additional support but do not meet our charities criteria.