Bethan Parry-Rogerson

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" (Confucius) … start your journey with me.  

My name is Beth. Thank you for taking the time to find out a little more about me and my counselling practice, where we will be able to connect in a safe and secure person-centred relationship enabling you in your own time to explore your feelings, emotions and worries which will be listened to with understanding, respect and sensitivity.

Time to talk

Many reasons may lead you to think about counselling: feelings of anxiety, confusion, sadness, loss or low mood; being overwhelmed but not understanding why; or a specific issue both past and present such as grief, abuse, divorce or work problems such as stress, redundancy or bullying that you need clarification about. 

I understand that it is difficult to admit that you can’t work through these challenges alone; your work-life balance can be affected, and relationships can become strained. It’s often difficult to admit that you need help and that these issues will not sort themselves out but this could be your first step on that journey to a happier, healthier life.

This is where I can help by giving you the space and time to gain a better understanding of what is happening and why. Focusing on the issues affecting you, my counselling offers a safe space to be heard and listened to with respect, acceptance and free of judgment.

Where do I work?

Face to face - my workspace is safe, secure and confidential in Wrexham locations, hopefully accessible to all clients. If you have specific requirements I will try to accommodate them, if possible.

Online - Zoom, WhatsApp, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams. From my home office which is a secure and confidential space where confidentiality is respected.

By telephone - a dedicated work line used in a confidential space.

How I work

I am a fervent believer that each of us can become who we want to be.  My practice is predominantly person-centred; this means the focus of each session is about you and offering you the opportunity to speak, reflect and be heard in a safe place where all of your thoughts and worries are unconditionally acknowledged and accepted without judgment. 

So, what happened next?

Our first meeting will be a ‘get to know you’ session.  Here I will explain how we can work together, the methods I use and allow you to ask some questions. You may want to tell me what has brought you to counselling. I understand that this may feel embarrassing or uncomfortable with someone you don’t know there is no pressure, you can tell me as much or as little as you are comfortable with.  

It is important that we both feel we are comfortable to take our counselling relationship forward, so building trust is a key element of a healthy therapeutic relationship; it may be that at the end of the first meeting, we decide that my approach isn’t for you, and that’s fine.  I have a network of information and contacts that I will be happy to share with you to ensure you have all of the information you need to find the right support.

My client group

I chose to work with young people aged 11-18 as well as adults regardless of ethnicity, beliefs or sexual orientation.

The initial meeting of 20 minutes is free of charge

Each counselling session is 50 minutes at £50 per session.  Block sessions can be negotiated at a discount price (payable in advance).

Concessions are available for trainee counsellors and students.

Consideration is also given to those on a low income.