Fiona Atkins
MNCPS

Pluralistic counsellor in Hampshire providing a safe, non judgmental space for adults and teenagers

My aim is to provide a safe, non-judgemental space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings. Life can be challenging and at times we can benefit from taking a pause and taking care of ourselves. Are you experiencing a difficult time at the moment or feel like you are at a crossroads in your life? Perhaps you have experienced a traumatic event, a bereavement, or feel low or anxious.

Availability confirmed 4 days ago

Profile

fionaatkins.counselling.online

Email

fiona@facounselling.co.uk

Website

www.facounselling.co.uk

About me and my practice

I am a pluralistic counsellor which means I work in a client centred way, using approaches that are decided upon in consultation with you and tailored to your needs. The most important thing is that you feel supported and we can work together in a way that is comfortable for you.

I have experience of working with both adults and children, and have worked with families and young people in a variety of settings. I have several years experience of working in the public sector, safeguarding families and supporting them through difficult times. I also counsel young people with a range of difficulties and challenges for a local charity.

I am fully insured and a registered member of The National Counselling Society.

Experience

I have experience working with adults and young people with anxiety, depression, OCD and bereavement. I also have experience within domestic / sexual abuse support.

Qualifications

Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling Practice

Professional Membership

MNCPS (Accred)

Professional Register

National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS)

Verified by Counsellingo on Sunday, 20 October 2024

Initial Consultation

15 minute initial consultation free of charge to explore working together

Fees

£50 per session

Therapeutic Approach

Pluralistic

Video Platforms

Zoom

Pronouns

She/her

Area

Hampshire

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