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Counselling is a confidential ‘talking therapy'.
Before entering into an agreement for counselling the client and counsellor will meet, once or twice, to identify the issues that the client wants to focus on and decide whether there is a good therapeutic match. Thereafter an agreement will be made to meet for a number of weekly sessions, each lasting 50 minutes. The number of sessions can be reviewed and changed at any point. Some people prefer to work on a long-term basis, some short-term.
Counselling can help with depression, anxiety, bereavement, sexuality, childhood experiences, sexual abuse, domestic violence, adolescence, substance use, trauma and many other issues by exploring the origins of problems, identifying the potential for change and working towards this change.
Counselling provides a non-judgemental environment where sensitive issues can be discussed and explored with the goal of improving unsatisfactory aspects of the client's life. Counselling can be an emotionally painful process but the client's pace is always respected and adhered to.
Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is offered to Counselling Psychologists and Psychotherapists on a private basis and at a frequency agreed and in compliance with the relevant accrediting body. Appointments are available for clinical supervision at a rate of £50 per 50 minutes. |
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Practitioners
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VYBRA MORRIS (BA, Dip. Psych. Couns. MSc. C.Psychol.)
Vybra has worked with adults and adolescents experiencing emotional problems for over 15 years. She has worked as a counsellor in the NHS, voluntary sector, education, and mental health settings since 1999.
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She has an MSc in Counselling Psychology. She is a member of BACP and the BPS and is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist offering integrative psychological counselling and clinical supervision. |
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