Kathleen Copeland

Having spent the majority of my adult life working in the social care sector, I have found that counselling and psychotherapy are really where I feel I belong.

Making the first step towards contacting a counsellor can be daunting and incredibly brave. It’s very important to find a counsellor who you click with. So, I’m happy to have a chat over the phone prior to making a first appointment.

Counselling can help you make sense of things. It is an opportunity to look at patterns in your life and how you respond to things. Being very passionate about my work, I truly believe that talking therapies can have a profound effect on a person’s ability to heal, develop and move forwards.

I also work in a creative way, using images, objects and sandtrays and more, but this is a completely optional way of working. 

I work face to face in rooms in the City Centre during the week, I also work over zoom.

I also offer Walk and Talk sessions.  

I have worked with issues such as bereavement, trauma, grief, depression and anxiety, gender issues, PTSD, physical and sexual abuse, adverse childhood experiences, family estrangement, chronic ill health, domestic violence, loss of a child, miscarriage, abortion, suicidal thoughts, people affected by suicide, low self-esteem and self harm.

I have a few special interests, Such as working with Neurodivergent Clients, ADHD in particular, whether it be diagnosed or self identified. I aim to provide a Neurodivergent affirming space. 

I am also currently developing some group work around both ADHD and Creativity. 

I am a HAES and LGBTQ+ friendly Counsellor.

Please have a look at my website for further details.

£50 per 50 min session.