Counselling Services in Lancing & West Sussex
Are you struggling with:
How you feel ~ Are you sad, angry, worried?
How you cope ~ You just can’t, don’t know how to or have had enough?
How you think ~ It’s too much?
How you behave ~ Why does this happen, Why me, No one gets it?
We all need a little help now and then, I am here to listen … I work on short term changes with long term understanding
Email or call
We don’t have the opportunity to travel back in time to deal with regrets, or to right wrongs. That sadly isn’t something we can do, we can however look at decisions made in the past and challenge them in the here and now to make a difference to tomorrow.
My name is Deb and I work as a Therapist in Lancing, West Sussex and on Vsee or FaceTime. I can offer time with someone who won’t judge you, yet will sit with you supportively…
I have over 20,000 hours of experience with people from all walks of life, with problems large and small as they see them. Anything affecting your quality of life, with or without “labels” such as
Addiction, alcohol, drugs, gambling, sex, internet
Adoption
Anger management
Anxiety
Bereavement
BDSM
Blended families
Bullying
Change
Consent
Couples Therapy
Depression
Eating disorders
Family issues
Kink
Loss
OCD
Performance issues
Polyamorous relationship issues
Psychosexual issues
Pregnancy & Childbirth
Relationship problems
Self esteem
Self harm
Sexual abuse & abuse
Sexual Issues
Sport based issues, e.g. Mental blocks
Stress
Theatre nerves & Approaches
Work based issues
Workshops around BDSM, sex and sexuality
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I work with Brighton & Hove Football Club seeing some of the Women’s team, Boy’s team and under 21’s players.
I offer a range of counselling services in Lancing and on line, depending on your needs:
- Private counselling – Talking about your experiences can help you release painful feelings and find better ways of managing situations you find difficult. By understanding events that have shaped your life you can overcome specific problems, such as compulsive eating or a lack of confidence. It may simply allow you to live a happier life.
- Relationship and marriage counselling – Relationship therapy is for couples who want to sort out problems in their relationship. You attend sessions together to express your difficulties and develop a better understanding of one another. The aim is to develop a stronger, happier relationship.
- Counselling for businesses or sports teams – this is about making the best of the relationships within your business or group. Enabling people to grow and to want to do the best for themselves and for your organisation.
- Online Counselling – We use the internet with great success to work with clients who are unable to visit us in person or who prefer to work online. Working over Skype is effective for most of the issues people bring to me however serious disorders are not candidates for online counselling.
Email or call me if you want more information or to make a first appointment. In that first appointment we can work out if I am the right person for you,vice versa, or if your issue is within my competencies.
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Please note some of the images used on this site are related to phrenology and do not endorse a belief in phrenology nor that I practice phrenology. Phrenology put forward that certain areas of the brain are responsible for areas of feeling and memory. Modern research is however stating some correlation with the where, when and what in the brain. Dr. Allen writes that ‘advances in the neurosciences during the last decade have transformed our ideas about the brain, the mind, the body, and about treatment. Now, we are in an ever-improving position to look at what these recent findings may mean for psychotherapy in general and for transactional analysis in particular’.
