Frequently Asked Questions
Before you consider working with me you may have some questions, hopefully, this FAQ may answer some of them. If not, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me for more details.
Where can I find you?
I offer face-to-face sessions in Elmswell, Suffolk and will be happy to share my exact address after arranging our initial session. Due to privacy constraints I can only see you in person between the hours of 9am and 3pm. There is the possibility that I will be able to offer an alternative location for face to face sessions in the near future.
Alternatively, I have a wealth of experience of working with client’s online and would be happy to work with you via Zoom or phone call regardless of your location.
How Much Do Sessions Cost?
Before choosing to work together we would go through a few stages. After making initial contact with me I will get back to you and we would:
Arrange to have a brief free phone consultation (roughly 20-30 minutes) so that we can ask each other a few questions and so that you can get a feel for who I am.
From there it is likely we would have a face-to-face or remote assessment session (50 minutes in length) where I can give you information about our working contract and we can establish the frame for us to work together in. This would be charged at £40.
If you felt working with me would be helpful, we would commit to working together on a weekly basis at the same time each week at £60 per session (50 minutes per session).
What are your qualifications?
I have been providing counselling and psychotherapy services since 2019 and have achieved an MSc in Integrative psychotherapy with UKCP accreditation. In addition to this, I have undertaken various training courses to enhance my practise such as working with bereavement, risk management and CBT tools and techniques.
What Is Your Privacy Policy?
Counselling is rooted in the trust that what we talk about is private on confidential. However, there are some ethical, legal, and practical limitations to the level of confidentiality and privacy I can maintain in our work. I consider these as being split into two separate spheres: