Beverley Hills M.A PG Cert Dip MBACP Lead Partner at The Practice. Supervisor

About me

Hi, I know that simply getting to this point can feel like a huge step, and it is!

Who Am I?

I'm Beverley, and I believe that one size of therapy doesn't fit all because every person is different. I'm qualified to use many theories, T.A, Gestalt, Person Centered and I will also use CBT sometimes depending on your needs; if you don't like it we won't use it, no problem, I am after all here to work with you and your needs come first.

Everyone has the potential to change their lives and whilst I won't tell you what to do I will help you find your way in a totally non judgmental atmosphere, believe me, nothing can shock me!

My background is in the creative arena, Acting, Writing, Presenting, Teaching etc so I bring with me a wealth of experience to do with anxiety, panic attacks, rejection, fear, depression, as well as bereavement, family issues and relationship issues, like affairs or betrayal, sexual or communication issues etc. I also counsel in the LGBTQ community, including transgender and transitioning and I work with  families and couples as well as troubled teens.

Online or telephone counselling is also an available option for you if you can't get to me and in very special cases I will travel to you.

Getting started

Text or email me to set up an initial session, and from then weekly/fortnightly depending on your needs.

I'm very open and friendly and confidentiality is assured at all times.

Qualified mental health first aider, (MHFA) I'm the Lead Partner at The Practice East Molesey, Surrey, have a practice in Weybridge and offer counselling by Skype or telephone.

A fully qualified Supervisor, I work with counsellors, psychotherapists, mental health professionals, law firms and counselling trainees.

Registered consultant with health insurers AXA PPP and Vitality.

Recent articles can be found here;

Postpartum Psychosis

https://graziadaily.co.uk/life/health-fitness/postpartum-psychosis-stigma-motherhood-adele/

Post University depression

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/worklife/campus/a22575047/post-university-depression/

Social media and mental health

http://www.dazeddigital.com/life-culture/article/40020/1/instagram-and-mental-health