Simon Wainwright

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About me

I am here to try and help you through difficult times, I bring a number of different approaches and methods to working with whoever  you are  and wherever you find yourself right now. 

I work with you as an individual exploring the best way forward for you and the right focus for us in our work together. Building a positive, safe and open therapeutic relationship is at the heart of my work. 

I understand some of the challenges that neurodiversity can present in work, relationships and friendships. I also understand some of the barriers and stigmas around mental health conditions that can impact on many areas in life. I work with many clients who may already have a diagnosis within that spectrum or who may be considering starting that journey. 

I offer individual  therapy either online, via telephone or in person , this can be flexible and change according to your needs. 

I work on both a long term and short term basis depending on your needs and when working longer term we will reviewing the work together and assess what is best for you. 

The first step is a free 30 minute chat on the phone or online with no obligation. Just a chance to talk and meet and see if you wish to work together.

If you are considering therapy please contact me via email or phone. 

Training, qualifications & experience

I trained at the Sherwood Psychotherapy training Institute in Nottingham gaining a BSC Hons in Counselling and Psychotherapy. 

I am a registered  and accredited member of the BACP

I have worked in a community counselling centre as well as in an NHS setting and now also Private Practice.

In the past I have worked in many support roles for organisations such as Mencap, Framework and Leonard Cheshire working with people with many different physical and mental support needs. 

I bring this varied experience into my therapy work and try and offer a supportive and understanding space that welcomes everyone. 

Member organisations

BACP
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Accredited register membership

British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
Accredited Register Scheme

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Areas of counselling I deal with

Other areas of counselling I deal with

My main focus of work is particularly around working with neurodiversity. In particular working with clients who may have ADHD and/ or Autism . I am passionate about opening up the benefits of therapy to as many people as possible and working with clients as individuals. 

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Fees

£65.00 per session

Concessions offered for

  • Low income
  • Students
  • Trainee counsellors
  • Unemployed

Health Insurance/EAP

  • Health Assured
  • Vitality
  • Aviva
  • Axa Health

Additional information

Initial 30 minute appointment which is free, this is by phone or online. 

£65  per session (50 minutes)  payable by  bank transfer

I do have availability to offer sessions at a reduced fee for those on benefits and low incomes, I also offer this for students.

I can discuss further during our initial consultation or feel free to ring or email if there is a financial barrier to attending therapy so that we can discuss the options available. 

When I work

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Magnolia Therapy Centre, 354 Mansfield Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG5 2EF

Type of session

In person
Online
Phone

Types of client

Adults (25-64)
Older Adults (65+)
Employee Assistance Programme

Key details

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Online platforms

Microsoft Teams
Simon Wainwright
Simon Wainwright