Session Fees

Our initial appointment will be an assessment session. This session is 50 minutes in duration where we can explore the issues which have brought you to counselling and discuss any expectations you have around the process.

Following mutual agreement, we will then work together, regularly reviewing how we are getting on. I work initially with short-term (6 or 12 week) agreements to facilitate the review process. Longer-term work can be arranged, taking into consideration each individual’s circumstances.

Initial Consultation Session 50 Minutes £25
Individual Sessions 50 Minutes £45
Package 1 6 Sessions £240 (£40 per session)
Package 2 12 Sessions £420 (£35 per session)

  • Initial Consultation Session

    50 Minutes

    £25

  • Individual Sessions

    50 Minutes

    £45

  • Package 1

    6 Sessions

    £240 (£40 per session)

  • Package 2

    12 Sessions

    £420 (£35 per session)

If you’d like to book in an assessment session, please contact me here.

Data Protection and Privacy

In order to practice effectively, I need to collect, store and process personal information about you. This information can include contact and health (mental and physical) information. It can also include personal information such as your age, sexuality, domestic and financial arrangements. I am able to collect these details under ‘Legitimate Interests’, as per GDPR (General Data Protection) regulations.

The information is stored anonymously and securely either in a locked cupboard and/or password protected electronically. I may use the information I collate to track the progress of our work and/or to assist sessions that I attend with my Clinical Supervisor. I will not share your information with any third party (excluding my Clinical Supervisor) without your consent. This agreement may only be broken in cases of substantial risk or harm to yourself or others, or if required by law. I will keep this information for up to 7 years, at which point it will be deleted in a confidential manner.

You have the right to: have information about you either corrected or deleted; access information about yourself at no cost within 1 month; not receive any unwanted marketing, and to determine how information about you is processed.

If you are unhappy about any of the above, you have the right to complain by contacting the Information Commissioners Office (https://ico.org.uk/Make a complaint). However, I would hope that you might try to discuss this with me in the first instance before proceeding with a complaint.