If getting to Nether Edge isn’t easy, online counselling can be a calm, effective way to work together. We meet on Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp, and we keep the same warm, relational approach you’d experience in the room: grounded, integrative and pluralistic — shaped around your goals and preferences.

How online sessions work

• Simple link: I’ll email a private, password-protected link.

• Same time each week (where possible): routine helps therapy deepen.

• Confidentiality: I work within the BACP Ethical Framework. I’ll talk you through privacy, data storage and what happens if technology drops out.

• First session: we map what’s bringing you, agree a focus, and set a pace that feels safe.

Is online counselling right for me?

• You prefer the comfort of home or need flexible hours.

• Energy or mobility are limited (e.g. long COVID, chronic illness).

• You travel for work or care for others and need consistency.
  If you’re unsure, we can try one session and review together.

What you’ll need

A stable internet connection, a private space where you won’t be overheard, and (ideally) headphones. A glass of water and a notepad can also help.

Fees & availability

• Individuals: £70 per 50-minute session.

• Concessions may be available for students or low income.

• For the latest openings,

   and I’ll offer the next available times.

If you’re in crisis

I can’t provide an emergency service. If you’re at immediate risk, call 999, contact your GP, NHS 111, or Samaritans 116 123.

Ready to start?

Email Hazel or call/text to book an initial session. If you’d like to see how I work, you can read: What to expect in your first counselling session, Confidentiality in counselling, and Online vs in-person counselling.