Telephone Therapy
- An initial telephone appointment helps a person decide if they wish to continue
- Short term solution focused phone therapy for recent problems
- Focus on wellbeing and receive support by phone
- Telephone therapy for individual UK residents from £20 - £100
- Practical, psychological, physical or financial considerations make phone therapy a useful option
Our Professional Bodies
British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
(BABCP), British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP),
British
Psychoanalytic Council (BPC), British Psychological Society (BPS),
College of Psychoanalysts - UK (CP-UK), College of Sexual and
Relationship Therapists (COSRT), Health Professions Council (HPC), UK
Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP),
UK Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (UKRCP).
Confidentiality - Trust - Insight
Telephone therapy is confidential. A confidential therapeutic relationship helps a
person trust their therapist
with the problem they are experiencing. Confidentiality
is only broken when someone is believed to be at risk of harm. A therapist listens to
understand, provides professional insight, and assists a person to find
their own answer that is right for them, within a non judgemental,
consistent, and mutually respectful
therapeutic relationship. For these reasons, people talk to a therapist.
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