Sue Nicholls Registered Counsellor MBACP

About me

Would you like some help? Are you struggling with life at the moment and would like to talk things over with someone who is completely neutral, someone who could listen without judgement and help you to figure out how to make life a little better? Are you suffering from anxiety, depression or panic attacks, or struggling with a bereavement?

Please take a look at my details, both here and on my website and if you think I could help then please contact me, I would love to hear from you.  I began my own journey with counselling after realising that I couldn't always talk to family or friends about my problems. Starting to recognise that looking after myself was important allowed me to realise that I could enable others to do the same.

I can provide counselling on a one to one basis which is unique to your individual needs. Together we can focus on your needs and work towards making life better for you. I may also challenge the way you look at things and encourage you to see things in a different way. Counselling is not always an easy option but the personal benefits can be life changing.

I am an integrative counsellor, which means that I can work in a variety of ways to suit each individual person. I like to encourage individuals to explore their issues and work towards a better understanding of themselves and the world around them. I like to create a sense of calm and safety within the counselling room to give you the ability to focus on whatever you need to work on.

As well as my private practice, I am also the Counselling Services Manager for Counselling for Carers. This is a charitable organisation which provides low cost counselling for adults who are caring for others.

I qualified as a counsellor in July 2013 having taken my Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling at Heartwood Counselling and Psychotherapy College and now have a BA in Integrative Counselling.

I am a fully insured registered member of the BACP (British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists) and abide by their ethical framework. The BACP Register is accredited by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care to provide extra assurance for clients; for more information about the BACP register please visit http://www.bacpregister.org.uk/.