What is counselling?

For many men and women  there comes a time in their lives when they feel the need to talk about issues and events which appear to be compromising their quality of life and therefore causing a degree of chaos, confusion or challenge.

Sometimes the need for counselling arises out of a growing realisation that after a long period of time – maybe involving personal conflict and struggle – it is now appropriate to seek help.

At other times a sudden unexpected life event may challenge the equilibrium of daily living and extra support is needed.

Confidential counselling offers the opportunity to explore life issues in a safe, secure setting and with an appropriately qualified counsellor.  It affords the client (s) a professional, client centred service which is bound by nationally recognised and accepted legal and ethical principles. Counselling can be described as a process where one person enables another to share his/her personal situation in a safe, respectful relationship.

The task of counselling is to give the client the opportunity to explore and understand his / her life as well as to discover choices in moving forward to a different and possibly better place in life.

Evening sessions are now available at Carterton Community Centre on Shilton Park

For further details contact Mary Hopper – 077 65 68 69 55

or log on to:   www.inyangacounselling.co.uk