Counselling in College
Whatever you are going through our qualified counsellors are here to help.
Our counselling service provides a safe, confidential and supportive space to talk about what’s on your mind, explore your difficulties, and support you to work towards positive change.
How to access counselling:
Complete the self-referral form here: Self-referral Counselling Form – Fill in form
Or email us : Click to show email address This will direct you to the self-referral form.
We will reply to your college email within 3 days and offer you alternative support resources while you wait for an appointment.
What to expect
Initial assessment is for 50 minutes. This is an opportunity to discuss your concerns and the support you may need
Following assessment, you will be offered 6 weekly sessions fitting around your timetable. There may be the option to have further sessions depending on our waiting list.
What we can help with
Anxiety, stress and low mood, relationships, anger and emotional difficulties, loss and bereavement, self-esteem and identity, sexuality and gender related issues, physical health concerns, self-harm, abuse and trauma, addictive behaviours and other areas of concern.
The counselling team has two experienced counsellors qualified in therapeutic counselling. We work ethically under the guidelines of The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
If further advice or treatment is required, we can help you access the right services.
Taking the first step can feel difficult but we are here to help and support you.
Angela and Sonia
Counsellors