Sevenoaks Christian Counselling Service

Training, qualifications & experience

The counsellors are fully qualified and experienced professionals who are members of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP). They adhere to the codes of ethics and practice set out by the BACP and ACC (the Association of Christian Counsellors) of which the Sevenoaks Counselling is a member.

We also have a Family Therapist as part of our team - please see our website for therapist profiles (link above).

Further information

Counselling can be beneficial to people struggling with a variety of concerns, including: marital issues (couples counselling is an option), psychological difficulties, spiritual dilemmas, physical and emotional disability, terminal illness, bereavement, family dilemmas, separation and divorce.

In addition to the fourteen part-time counsellors we have a Family Therapist in our team. Family Therapy offers a way of working together for parents and children who are finding relationships challenging.

Our Family Therapist seeks to bring people together in a safe and supportive place to both talk and listen to one another; this often improves communication within the family. The focus is on how to move forward, although sometimes it is important to think about the past. Every family is different and composed of unique individuals. However, issues that can affect family life are often shared by other people too, for example; physical illness and disability, marital issues, divorce, lone parenting, mental health, alcohol and substance abuse, the effects of trauma, bereavement, sibling and step-sibling relationships and life cycle changes. Family Therapy offers a dedicated space to talk together about things which have proved difficult to discuss at home.

Our premises are private and peaceful, situated close to Sevenoaks mainline station. Parking and disabled access are available.