Demand for counselling is currently very high. A short application helps me establish,
before adding someone to the active waiting list, whether my Biblical counselling approach,
working hours and type of service are likely to be suitable.
Completing this form is an application rather than a guarantee that counselling will be offered.
If another source of help appears more appropriate, I may suggest that instead.
…people
are currently on the active counselling waiting list.
1. Read
Check the approach and practical arrangements.
2. Apply
Send a short suitability application.
3. Review
I will confirm if you are added to the active list.
Before you apply
Please check that these arrangements are suitable
Biblical counselling
I offer Biblical counselling from a Christian and Reformed Baptist understanding of Scripture.
Counselling is shaped by the Bible, prayer, Christian doctrine, pastoral wisdom, careful listening
and practical application to daily life.
This is not a religiously neutral counselling service. You remain free to ask questions or express
disagreement, but the counselling itself is offered within this Biblical framework.
Working hours
Monday to Friday, 9.00 am to 12 noon and 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm.
I do not offer appointments between 12 noon and 2.00 pm, after 6.00 pm, or at weekends.
Sessions normally last up to 50 minutes.
Online and telephone
Sessions are normally provided online or by telephone, using Zoom, WhatsApp video,
WhatsApp call or telephone.
Sessions may be weekly, fortnightly, monthly or occasional, according to need and availability.
Fees
Current counselling fees
First assessment session
£30
Subsequent individual sessions
£40
Couples sessions
£50
A concessionary rate may sometimes be available according to need and by prior agreement.
Important
This is not an emergency or crisis service
I do not provide 24-hour support, crisis monitoring, emergency response or out-of-hours care,
and messages may not be read immediately.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger or at serious risk of harm:
call 999, attend A&E, contact your GP urgently, or use NHS 111
mental health support.
Please do not wait for a counselling or waiting-list response.
After acceptance
While you are waiting
If I confirm that you have been added to the active counselling waiting list, you are welcome
to complete the Waiting List Support Questionnaire. It allows you to tell me more about the
difficulties you are facing and may help me to suggest suitable Biblical resources or interim
guidance while you wait.
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A free monthly email with help from the Psalms, practical wisdom from Proverbs,
encouragement in our identity in Christ, and comfort from knowing God through His attributes.