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Question 1

What type of services do you offer?

Answer

I offer personalised therapy and counselling services for both children and adults. My approach is integrative, meaning I draw from various therapeutic techniques to tailor sessions to your specific emotional, behavioural, and cognitive needs. Services include individual therapy sessions, and I can provide both in-person and online appointments.

Question 2

How many sessions will I need?

Answer

Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to how many sessions you’ll need. The duration of therapy varies greatly depending on individual needs and circumstances.

Some people find significant progress in a few sessions, while others benefit from longer-term support. We’ll regularly review your progress together, and you’ll always be involved in decisions about the length of your therapy.

Question 3

How do I book a session?

Answer

Use my online calendar: Check my live availability and book a time that suits you directly through the calendar.

Contact me directly: If you prefer, you can contact me via phone or email to arrange a session.

Question 4

How much does a session cost?

Answer

In-person sessions are £60 (50 mins)

Online sessions are £55 (50 mins).

Question 5

Can I cancel a session that I’ve already booked?

Answer

You can cancel or re-arrange an appointment 24 hours before, please contact me urgently if you need to change.

Question 6

How often can I have sessions?

Answer

The frequency of your therapy sessions is flexible and will be determined collaboratively, based on your individual needs and circumstances. Typically, sessions are held weekly or fortnightly. However, we can adjust this frequency to suit your schedule and the intensity of your needs. We’ll discuss this during your initial consultation and throughout our work together.

Question 7

What areas do you cover?

Answer

I am in Tickhill which is an easy drive from the following: Doncaster, Rotherham, Rossington, Bawtry, Maltby and Wicklersley

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