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I have worked as a counsellor in the NHS, for an occupational health counselling service, two local charities and in private practice. I am an integrative counsellor and am also trained in EMDR.

I Offer counselling along side my role Managing a Community Charity. I am Person Centred trained but have added many approaches to my tool box after practicing for the last 17 years. Each of us is individual with there own unique life experiences. 

Reaching out for help can be tough but it’s an important first step to feeling better. I'm a fully qualified counsellor offering a place to explore, understand and share your difficulties. Having dedicated time to reflect on your life with a trained …

"If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got" I have 28 years’ counselling experience and specialise in personal growth and empowerment to all individuals in an environment that is safe, confidential, warm, unde…

I am an integrative counsellor which means that I draw on different psychotherapeutic approaches. This allows us to work collaboratively to determine what will work best for you. Being able to share your story and having the experience of being heard…

Hi, I’m Carolyn, an autistic counsellor in Bletchley. Everyone faces difficult situations and painful experiences. As a person-centred counsellor, I offer you the space and time to explore whatever feels important, in a non-judgemental and safe setti…

I work psycho-dynamically; looking at the bigger picture - especially the ways in which present difficulties maybe connected to events or relationships that occurred in the past. Sometimes we unconsciously repeat these old patterns and understanding …

Hello! My name’s Caroline (but I prefer Calley) and I’m an experienced, specialist Child and Adolescent Counsellor and Psychotherapist. I understand that, as a parent or carer, there are few things more worrying than seeing the child or young person …

"The aim of psychotherapy is to help individuals work through experiences of the past in order to live more fully in the present. People tend to react to what was rather than what is, and psychotherapy aims to help with this" (Jonathan Shedler, 2006)…