Testimonials
"Amy helped me with my anxiety and talk about my worries and even things I never really dealt with.”
“Amy was just what I needed someone who was caring and understanding and helped me deal with all my emotions concerns and worries”
“Helped me see there is a good outcome at the end and to be strong and positive to life and to always talk”
“Amy was a great counsellor - I didn't think I would be able to open up over zoom/video (i.e. not in person) but I think its the most impactful counselling I've had.”
“My counsellor was v sympathetic and let me talk but added the useful comments which I was always happy to hear . Amy is a fine listener!”
“I found Amy to be an excellent listener, supportive, patient, friendly - an all round lovely person and I am so grateful to her for listening to my issues. It really helped to talk it out.”
“Talking to Amy during this time helped to keep me grounded and she assured me that my anxiety was valid. It meant a lot to know that someone thought this and didn't think I was going 'insane'.”
“Amy was very easy to talk to and I enjoyed our interactions. I liked feeling able to talk about all of my issues and feeling confident that I would be listened to but not judged.”
“I appreciated being able to talk to someone about the impacts of the cancer diagnosis and have the flexibility to discuss wider around this.”
“Amy was really easy to talk to and I felt really comfortable opening up and talking.”
“It was dedicated time for me. It allowed me to be completely honest and vulnerable when talking about my experiences. They empowered me to reflect and take action.”
“Amy was wonderful - so patient, kind, and empathetic. I couldn't have asked for a better match as a counsellor!”
“We worked through the grief process and how to best manage it going forward in a healthy manner. I learnt how to properly manage stress and worry, from having my father deal with GBM
“Amy was brilliant. Made me reflect and grow as a person. I've never had counselling before and didn't recognise the power of it. Would definitely engage with the process again if needed.”
The comparison of myself at the beginning session to the end is such a difference
I felt listened to and that the connections between a series of medical diagnoses as well as the pressures of my family life and work life were appreciated. I also felt that although I dislike feeling uncomfortable focussing on myself and will deflect, my counsellor was able to make me focus on the important things about myself that I needed recognise, appreciate, find a balance for and begin the journey to accept.
Amy was very welcoming to me as I have never spoken to anyone outside of my family and friends. She was very supportive and understanding with everything I was feeling and ensured that the environment I was in with her was safe. Amy was very respectful when it came to my journal but emphasised the importance of it. I am so glad to have met her when I needed it the most.
Counselling has been a regular release of emotions that would have otherwise been bottled up, I feel more confident to take each day as it comes, I have realized its ok to not be ok.
Amy is a brilliant counsellor, my time with her has changed my outlook and mood to be more positive, I felt listened to from the start.
Amy was friendly from the start, it was if she already knew me and as a result knew what I needed. Amy has changed me to a different person, I now think of my mental wellbeing and am able to talk to friends who are also male about mental health and help them as well.
I was very skeptical about working online, i didn't think it could work so well, but being housebound i didn't really have a choice so gave it a go, i was surprised how well it worked, Amy put me at ease in every session even though some were difficult but i felt supported throughout.
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It is astonishing how elements that seem insoluble become soluble when someone listens, how confusions that seem irremediable Carl Rogers |