Please reach out to your family, GP, or trusted friends to let them know what's going on so they can offer support and help you stay safe.
Please call 999 for an ambulance immediately, or go directly to your nearest Accident & Emergency (A&E) department. You can also go to a police station and ask for help.
Taking the first step toward support can feel like a significant decision. Please call me on 07743 401350 or email me using the contact form below to arrange a free 15-minute phone chat or an initial face-to-face meeting. We can use this introductory space to explore the specific reasons you are considering counselling or supervision, answer any questions you may have about how it works, determine whether it could be helpful for your circumstances, and decide if I am the right practitioner to support you.
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If you are feeling suicidal, in crisis, or struggling with your feelings right now, please know that you do not have to carry this alone. Please reach out to one of the trusted, free, confidential resources below for immediate support:
Please consider talking to a trusted family member or a close friend about what is happening for you. Opening up to someone you know can provide an extra layer of comfort and help keep you safe.