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* Accepting New Clients *

Current Availability: Tuesday daytime - online sessions

I currently offer therapy on weekday daytimes, some evenings and Saturday mornings. Sessions are available both online and in-person from Godalming, Surrey.

Many of my clients are parents, carers, or working professionals who need flexible times, we can discuss what works best for you when you get in touch.

*I offer concessionary rates to counselling students - please get in touch to discuss*

Support for Couples Navigating Conflict, Parenting & Neurodivergence

When you reach out to your partner for care but are met with anger, defensiveness, or silence, it can feel confusing and lonely. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of parenting, living with neurodivergence, or simply trying to get on the same page about daily life, differences in values and perspectives can feel overwhelming. Over time, this can leave one or both of you feeling resentful, disconnected, or alone.

Many couples struggle to talk about sensitive subjects. For some, this leads to arguments and hurtful words. For others, it shows up as avoidance, silence, or growing distance. For many, it’s both.

Sometimes, when intimacy fades, people turn to other sources for comfort such as an affair, being unfaithful, overworking, or numbing with alcohol, food, or screens. While these strategies may bring short-term relief, they often place even more strain on the relationship. And when every avenue feels blocked, it can be hard to know what to do next.

Couples counselling and relationship therapy can help you and your partner to:

• Understand the deeper issues driving conflict

• Develop a shared language for difficult conversations

• Navigate the challenges of parenting and family life

• Support neurodivergent differences in communication and connection

• Learn tools to manage disagreements without escalation

• Rebuild intimacy, compassion, and respect

Reaching out for help can bring up feelings of failure or anxiety, but asking for support when it’s needed is one of the greatest acts of love and self-compassion. You can take the first step today by arranging a session or a free call to discuss how counselling could support you.

How we can meet

I offer both online and telephone therapy as well as in-person sessions from Godalming, Surrey. Many clients find online therapy offers the flexibility they need around family life or busy schedules.

Availability

Sessions are usually held weekly, depending on the type of therapy you're seeking sessions are different lengths:

Sessions and Fees

I offer open ended counselling sessions, this can be short term and focused on a specific issue or long term for as long as you need. 

£75 per 50 minute individual counselling session

£90 per 60 minute couples counselling session

£140 per 90 minute couples counselling session

How counselling helps

Our counselling sessions provide you with a compassionate and personalised opportunity to explore your experiences, build resilience, and create lasting change in your relationships and emotional wellbeing.

Next Steps

If you have questions and would like to speak before you book, email me or use the contact form to arrange a short free call with no strings attached. If you're ready and feel like we'd be a good fit, we can arrange your first full session.

Our first session is very much about getting to know each other and starting to build a plan of how we can help you move toward your goals. I'll aim to answer any questions you might have like, "how does counselling work?" or "what will it be like?"

I know starting with a new counsellor can be daunting and whether you're feeling apprehensive, anxious or curious, I've written a few blogs to help you along the way.

If you're looking to make the most of a free call or ready to book your first session hopefully you'll find these posts helpful and reassuring: https://kmccounselling.co.uk/?post_type=post

* Accepting New Clients *

Current Availability: Tuesday day time - online sessions

I currently offer therapy on weekday daytimes, some evenings and Saturday mornings. Sessions are available both online and in-person from Godalming, Surrey.

Many of my clients are parents, carers, or working professionals who need flexible times, we can discuss what works best for you when you get in touch.

*I offer concessionary rates to counselling students - please get in touch to discuss*

Support for Couples Navigating Conflict, Parenting & Neurodivergence

When you reach out to your partner for care but are met with anger, defensiveness, or silence, it can feel confusing and lonely. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of parenting, living with neurodivergence, or simply trying to get on the same page about daily life, differences in values and perspectives can feel overwhelming. Over time, this can leave one or both of you feeling resentful, disconnected, or alone.

Many couples struggle to talk about sensitive subjects. For some, this leads to arguments and hurtful words. For others, it shows up as avoidance, silence, or growing distance. For many, it’s both.

Sometimes, when intimacy fades, people turn to other sources for comfort such as an affair, being unfaithful, overworking, or numbing with alcohol, food, or screens. While these strategies may bring short-term relief, they often place even more strain on the relationship. And when every avenue feels blocked, it can be hard to know what to do next.

Couples counselling and relationship therapy can help you and your partner to:

• Understand the deeper issues driving conflict

• Develop a shared language for difficult conversations

• Navigate the challenges of parenting and family life

• Support neurodivergent differences in communication and connection

• Learn tools to manage disagreements without escalation

• Rebuild intimacy, compassion, and respect

How I Work

I offer couples counselling and relationship therapy online and in person. Whether you come together or on your own, I can support you to move from conflict and distance toward connection and collaboration.

Next Steps

If you’re ready to begin, get in touch to arrange your first session. If you’re unsure, you’re welcome to book a free call, no strings attached, to explore how counselling could help.

How we can meet

I offer both online and telephone therapy as well as in-person sessions from Godalming, Surrey. Many clients find online therapy offers the flexibility they need around family life or busy schedules.

Availability
Sessions are usually held weekly, depending on the type of therapy you're seeking sessions are different lengths:

Sessions and Fees

£75 per 50 minute individual counselling session

£90 per 60 minute couples counselling session

£140 per 90 minute couples counselling session

How counselling helps

Our counselling sessions provide you with a compassionate and personalised opportunity to explore your experiences, build resilience, and create lasting change in your relationships and emotional wellbeing.

Getting Started

If you have questions and would like to speak before you book, email me or use the contact form to arrange a short free call with no strings attached. When you're ready and feel like we'd be a good fit, we can arrange your first full session.

Our first session is very much about getting to know each other and starting to build a plan of how we can help you move toward your goals. I'll aim to answer any questions you might have like, "how does counselling work?" or "what will it be like?" 

I know starting with a new counsellor can be daunting and whether you're feeling apprehensive, anxious or curious, I've written a few blogs to help you along the way. 

If you're looking to make the most of a free call or ready to book your first session hopefully you'll find these posts helpful and reassuring: https://kmccounselling.co.uk/?post_type=post

* Accepting New Clients *

I currently offer therapy on weekday daytimes, some evenings and Saturday mornings. Sessions are available both online and in-person from Godalming, Surrey.

Many of my clients are parents, carers, or working professionals who need flexible times, we can discuss what works best for you when you get in touch.

*I offer concessionary rates to counselling students - please get in touch to discuss*

Support for Couples Navigating Conflict, Parenting & Neurodivergence

When you reach out to your partner for care but are met with anger, defensiveness, or silence, it can feel confusing and lonely. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of parenting, living with neurodivergence, or simply trying to get on the same page about daily life, differences in values and perspectives can feel overwhelming. Over time, this can leave one or both of you feeling resentful, disconnected, or alone.

Many couples struggle to talk about sensitive subjects. For some, this leads to arguments and hurtful words. For others, it shows up as avoidance, silence, or growing distance. For many, it’s both.

Sometimes, when intimacy fades, people turn to other sources for comfort such as an affair, being unfaithful, overworking, or numbing with alcohol, food, or screens. While these strategies may bring short-term relief, they often place even more strain on the relationship. And when every avenue feels blocked, it can be hard to know what to do next.

Couples counselling and relationship therapy can help you and your partner to:

• Understand the deeper issues driving conflict

• Develop a shared language for difficult conversations

• Navigate the challenges of parenting and family life

• Support neurodivergent differences in communication and connection

• Learn tools to manage disagreements without escalation

• Rebuild intimacy, compassion, and respect

Reaching out for help can bring up feelings of failure or anxiety, but asking for support when it’s needed is one of the greatest acts of love and self-compassion. You can take the first step today by arranging a session or a free call to discuss how counselling could support you.

If you have questions and would like to speak before you book, email me or use the contact form to arrange a short free call with no strings attached. When you're ready and feel like we'd be a good fit, we can arrange your first full session.

How we can meet

I offer both online and telephone therapy as well as in-person sessions from Godalming, Surrey. Many clients find online therapy offers the flexibility they need around family life or busy schedules.

Availability

Sessions are usually held weekly, depending on the type of therapy you're seeking sessions are different lengths:

Sessions and Fees

£75 per 50 minute individual counselling session

£90 per 60 minute couples counselling session

£140 per 90 minute couples counselling session

How counselling helps

Our counselling sessions provide you with a compassionate and personalised opportunity to explore your experiences, build resilience, and create lasting change in your relationships and emotional wellbeing.

Our first session is very much about getting to know each other and starting to build a plan of how we can help you move toward your goals. I'll aim to answer any questions you might have like, "how does counselling work?" or "what will it be like?"

I know starting with a new counsellor can be daunting and whether you're feeling apprehensive, anxious or curious, I've written a few blogs to help you along the way.

If you're looking to make the most of a free call or ready to book your first session hopefully you'll find these posts helpful and reassuring: https://kmccounselling.co.uk/?post_type=post

*Accepting New Clients*

Hours of Availability:

I currently offer therapy on weekday daytimes, some evenings and Saturday mornings. Sessions are available both online and in-person from Godalming, Surrey.

Many of my clients are parents, carers, or working professionals who need flexible times — we can discuss what works best for you when you get in touch.

Support for Couples Navigating Conflict, Parenting & Neurodivergence

When you reach out to your partner for care but are met with anger, defensiveness, or silence, it can feel confusing and lonely. Whether you’re navigating the challenges of parenting, living with neurodivergence, or simply trying to get on the same page about daily life, differences in values and perspectives can feel overwhelming. Over time, this can leave one or both of you feeling resentful, disconnected, or alone.

Many couples struggle to talk about sensitive subjects. For some, this leads to arguments and hurtful words. For others, it shows up as avoidance, silence, or growing distance. For many, it’s both.

Sometimes, when intimacy fades, people turn to other sources for comfort such as an affair, being unfaithful, overworking, or numbing with alcohol, food, or screens. While these strategies may bring short-term relief, they often place even more strain on the relationship. And when every avenue feels blocked, it can be hard to know what to do next.

Couples counselling and relationship therapy can help you and your partner to:

• Understand the deeper issues driving conflict

• Develop a shared language for difficult conversations

• Navigate the challenges of parenting and family life

• Support neurodivergent differences in communication and connection

• Learn tools to manage disagreements without escalation

• Rebuild intimacy, compassion, and respect

Reaching out for help can bring up feelings of failure or anxiety, but asking for support when it’s needed is one of the greatest acts of love and self-compassion. You can take the first step today by arranging a session or a free call to discuss how counselling could support you.

If you have questions and would like to speak before you book, email me or use the contact form to arrange a short free call with no strings attached. When you're ready and feel like we'd be a good fit, we can arrange your first full session.

I offer both online therapy and in-person sessions from Godalming, Surrey. Many clients find online therapy offers the flexibility they need around family life or busy schedules.

Sessions are usually held weekly, depending on the type of therapy you're seeking sessions are different lengths:

 - Individual sessions lasts 50 minutes

 - The first couples session is usually 90 minutes

Ongoing Couples Sessions are usually 60 minutes but if preferred you can continue to have 90 minute sessions or a mix.

Our counselling sessions provide you with a compassionate and personalised opportunity to explore your experiences, build resilience, and create lasting change in your relationships and emotional wellbeing.

Our first session is a chance to get to know each other better and begin to get and idea of how well use our time together.

We’ll cover the practical stuff like what to do if you’re running late or need to reschedule. I will answer any questions you might have about what to expect and how counselling works.

Some of our time might be talking about your life, this might include your past and family relationships. If you e had counselling before I might ask what was helpful or what wasn’t.

You’ll also have the time to share more about what has been happening and what you’d like to achieve or change by coming to counselling.

By the end of the session we’ll begin forming a plan for how I can support you and what that could look like.