Fees & FAQs

All regular counselling sessions are £60 for 60 minutes.

90-minute Single Session is £120 per session.

I respond to emails and messages within 24 hours, except at weekends and holidays. If you haven’t heard from me, please check your junk folder, or re-send your message in case of a technical glitch.

The free 15-minute introduction session is important for us to get an initial sense of each other and ask questions, to make sure we’re the right fit for your therapeutic needs. For these reasons, I don’t book a session without us having had a chat first - this can be a video or an audio call.

You’re not obligated to book a session after the introductory call. This has to feel right for you.

As therapy is not a linear journey, I would encourage you to keep an open mind about what can come up and what the journey may look and feel like.

You may want to consider your internal factors, such as your history, current challenges, and motivation, as well as external factors such as time, money, and your environment.

We all have different needs, preferences, and factors that can influence the therapeutic work and the duration. There’s no right or wrong answer.

I speak English and Thai but I’m mostly at home in English when it’s work related. This is mainly because my training and most of my working life have been in English.

I am open to counselling in Thai if you’re happy to make allowances for occasions when I struggle to find the right Thai words during a session.

There are many internal and external elements that can influence the effectiveness of therapy at the time of your engagement. I believe the journey is different each time - a different therapist and therapeutic relationship, and the ‘present you’ is not quite the same as the ‘past you’.

I believe we access therapy at different points in our lives slightly differently.

I’m currently only accepting private pay clients. If you have a private health insurance policy, you may be able to claim for part or all of your sessions fee. Please do check with your insurer before hand and let me know in advance if and how I can assist you with this.

As a counsellor, I come from talking therapy model. If you need medical advice, a diagnosis, or medication, please contact the medical professionals in your area.

I can though support your therapeutic needs by working alongside your GP or psychiatrist. You may wish to discuss this option with them.

I don’t currently work with couples, family, or children and young people under the age of 18.

I can, however, support you through your own challenges within your relationships. One-to-one therapy can often be beneficial for people who are struggling with relationship problems.