Chelsee Dickinson

My name is Chelsee Dickinson and I am an experienced, qualified and registered Integrative Counsellor.

Whatever your reason for making contact, Counselling can help you understand what you are going through and support you as you face difficult thoughts and feelings. Everyone can find life overwhelming at times. As a professional Integrative Counsellor I provide a safe and confidential space in which to talk about and explore what is troubling you so that together we can start to make sense of your feelings and concerns.

I have helped people in the past who have experienced difficulties such as stress and anxiety, bereavement, redundancy, depression and feelings of hopelessness, addiction, relationship and sexual problems, family problems and concerns and difficulties with anger and I have many years of experience of dealing with workplace issues.

If you would like to know more please call or send me an email so we can talk briefly about what you would like and, if appropriate, arrange an initial meeting. This is without commitment but is simply to give a sense of how we might work together and importantly, for you to see if I am the right person for you. Everything will be treated with the utmost respect and confidence.

This initial meeting would be for 50 minutes.

If you decide you would like to continue then we would meet each week for 50 minutes on a mutually agreed day and time.

My fee can be discussed when we meet.

All our communications will be confidential. I adhere to strict professional standards maintained by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy BACP and have full indemnity insurance, receive regular professional clinical supervision and undertake continual professional development.

“It is believed that about a quarter of the UK population will struggle with a mental health issue in the course of a year, whether suffering from depression, anxiety, or struggling with more acute psychiatric conditions. Many people are often not aware of what they are struggling with, aside from feeling stuck, lonely or desperate in a way that is having a profound effect on their lives." (The Foundation for Psychotherapy and Counselling, London Bridge). The working population of the City of London and Liverpool Street area is estimated at 330,000 people where, according to Mind, the mental health charity, one in six employees face stress, depression or anxiety and where the working culture and long hours in the City can lead to “unmanageable stress”.

£40.00 per session.