Jasmine Behbahani

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BA(hons)
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London E3 & Brixton SW9
Available for new clients
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About me

I am a qualified Counsellor, offering sessions in Bow and Brixton, as well as online to individuals and couples.

Sometimes we find ourselves stuck in life, unable to move forward. We may have something that’s getting in the way of us reaching our full potential. Maybe we aren’t quite sure what’s going on but something doesn’t feel right; for example in regards to work, or maybe experiencing some difficulty in relationships, in processing a bereavement or a loss of some sort, or it may be a longstanding difficulty.

These issues and many others alike, can throw us off course in life, losing ourselves momentarily and needing support to get through a tough time.

Or maybe more simply, there is a curiosity and desire to get to know yourself better.

I believe that you have it in you to figure out a way forward, and with this in mind I like to offer a supporting environment free of judgement to help in this process. That said, I work on the premise that you are the expert in your life, and I aim to encourage your voice within to become stronger. I do this by holding a space for authentic connection where together we can begin to explore and understand your inner world, figuring out what is important along the way that can help in the various parts of your life.

Quote-: Only when we feel totally able to be ourselves can we begin to look within.

Feeling unhappy and unsatisfied with life is something I can understand, especially the disconnection with self which can arise through traumatic events and through life’s ups and downs and we can be unaware of the havoc that is being caused.

The experience of going for therapy was hugely important and beneficial to my development and my ongoing journey and I want to pass this on to others.

I also can understand what it’s like to be thinking about reaching out for help for the first time and how daunting it can be, so please know there's someone who gets that on the other end of this profile. 

Training, qualifications & experience

I offer individual and couple counselling sessions at my private practice in Mile End and at Life Counsel, a clinic in Brixton. Mindfulness, meditation and spirituality are concepts that I am drawn to in my personal journey, elements of which are reflected in my work. I have over 10 years’ experience working in the corporate world as well as experience working within the music industry.

I am a qualified Counsellor with a BA (Hons) and a Clinical Diploma in Person Centred Counselling. I am also a qualified Couples Counsellor. I provided support to individuals with a wide variety of issues during 4 years working for the mental health charity Mind, an IAPT service, where I qualified as a ‘Counselling for Depression’ (CfD) practitioner working briefly (from 8 weeks) as well as longer term.

I grew up multi-culturally in London, which has sparked a huge interest in diversity over the years, as well as particular struggles with belonging to different minority groups.

Member organisations

BACP
British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP)

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Accredited register membership

British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
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British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy

Fees

£75.00 - £90.00

Additional information

£75 Mile End (50 min session)

£85 Brixton (50 min session)

£90 Couples (50 min - 1hr session)

When I work

I am available between 7am - 9pm, Monday to Friday. Please speak with me to find a mutually convenient slot.

Mile End, London, E3

34-44 Tunstall Road, Brixton, London, SW9

Type of session

In person
Online
Phone

Types of client

Adults (25-64)
Older Adults (65+)
Couples
Families

Key details

DBS check

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Wheelchair user access
Wheelchair user access

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SW9 - No wheelchair access available. E3 - Wheelchair access and lifts available.

Additional languages

Persian/Farsi

some Farsi

Online platforms

Skype
Zoom

Social

Jasmine Behbahani
Jasmine Behbahani