Face to Face Counselling offers you the opportunity to explore what brings you to counselling in a confidential, relaxing space where you can take yourself away from your regular routine and fully engage in the counselling process. I offer face to face counselling from my private counselling space in Weston-super-Mare, supporting adults and young people across North Somerset.

As the roots of counselling started in the counselling room, face to face counselling can benefit a huge range of counselling concerns. In my practice, I have worked with many people experiencing difficulties such as anxiety, depression, problems in relationships, stress, anger and many more…(for my full list of counselling areas, please visit my Experience & Availability page)

Cost of Face to Face Counselling

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Initial Consultation - £40
Adults (18+)
Counselling Sessions (1 Hour) - £50
Teenagers (13-17)
Counselling Sessions (1 Hour) - £45
Student Counsellors
​Counselling Sessions (1 Hour) - £40
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Call 07462 110948 or send a message via my Contact Details page for more information.

The Advantages of Face to Face Counselling​

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As a counsellor, I am trained to observe non-verbal communication such as body language, facial expressions, and posture. This can help develop a deeper understanding of what you may be communicating without realising it, and bring this into awareness so it can be explored together during counselling.

Face to face counselling can help you develop your communication skills as we talk through your reasons for attending counselling and reflect on both verbal and non-verbal experiences.

Face to face counselling is often considered a more personal form of therapy than telephone or online counselling. The counsellor and client relationship is a central part of the counselling process, helping to build trust, openness, and a willingness to explore concerns. For many people, this makes face to face counselling the most beneficial approach.

Things to Consider with Face to Face Counselling

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Travelling to the counselling space may involve additional time and expense, which can become more significant depending on distance and personal circumstances.

Access to face to face counselling may also be more challenging for some people, for example those with mobility difficulties, phobias, limited access to transport, or childcare commitments.

After considering the advantages and things to consider, you may feel that face to face counselling is not the right approach for you at this time. If so, I also offer telephone and online counselling, which may be better suited to your needs.