Private counselling at The Awareness Centre has the potential to be life-changing. Our team of counsellors are available seven days a week and provide a warm and holding space for clients to explore their issues within a safe environment. Our counsellors have experience working with many issues and are highly trained and qualified. They also offer many different approaches to counselling to support your needs.
Our qualified private counsellors, psychotherapists and psychologists are all either registered or accredited with one or more of the following professional bodies.
Benefits of Our Private Counselling in London:
At TAC, we strive to provide expert counselling services to anyone who needs them. Our flexible schedules and variety of counsellors allow us to offer appointment times seven days a week, and some of our specialists can also offer online counselling and telephone appointments.
- Flexible private therapy session slots to suit your schedule
- Highly-trained counsellors with a range of different specialisms
- Over 100 specialists offering private therapy appointments at our London centres
- Different approaches to therapy to provide support for a range of issues
- Face-to-face and online sessions available
- We also have a team of therapists coming to the end of their training and working towards registration, who offer low-cost counselling sessions from our Clapham centre.
Appointments
To make an appointment to see one of our private counsellors, psychotherapists or psychologists, please call or email our team. We are open seven days a week.
Fees
Fees for private counselling and psychotherapy range from £40 – £175.
Refund Policy
Private therapists at The Awareness Centre each have their own cancellation policies. If you feel that your booking is not suitable, we are happy to offer a referral to another private therapist. Please note that we do not offer refunds for the initial session booked.
Meet Our Private Counsellors
Click on a profile below to learn more about our private counsellors. Our counsellors, psychotherapists and psychologists are all highly-trained, with years of experience in their specialist fields.
Private Counselling at The Awareness Centre, London
Counselling can help you gain new perspectives about yourself and support you in resolving your difficulties, as well as helping you find new ways of coping with a greater sense of control and choice in your life. Talking through your issues every week with a counsellor can help you come to terms with current challenges and identify a future where you are calmer, more confident and in charge of your own life.
Our private counsellors offer face-to-face therapy at our two London centres, in Clapham and Tooting, and many can also offer telephone and online counselling so that you can get support wherever you are in the world. Our counsellors are highly-trained and can offer support for a wide range of issues using a number of approaches to therapy.
Counselling in London: Who Can We Help?
The Awareness Centre offers counselling services for everyone, from individuals to couples and families. We believe in, and strive for, accessible counselling and therapy, and so we also offer low-cost counselling sessions delivered by our trainee therapists for those who wish to seek support but are on benefits or a low income. Our counsellors, both fully trained and coming to the end of their training, can help clients with a range of issues, whether they are looking for long-term or short-term support.
Private Counselling in London: FAQs
What is private counselling?
Counselling offers a safe and confidential space where a trained counsellor can help you explore your individual issues with warmth, empathy, acceptance and respect. Counselling is not about giving advice or telling you what to do. Counsellors do not have an agenda or a roadmap for your life. Counselling is about listening to you without judgement, enabling you to explore your thoughts and feelings and helping you access resources within.
What is the difference between a counsellor and a therapist?
While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, there are a few important differences between counsellors and psychotherapists. All roles will of course work to help their clients face, understand and overcome mental health and life challenges, however individuals will have had different types of training. ‘Therapist’ tends to be a generic term for a professional in the mental health space. A counsellor will have been required to undergo three years of intensive training. A psychotherapist will usually train for 4-5 years depending on the course, often delving deeper into specific areas. At TAC, we will be able to assist you in choosing the type of support you need by recommending counsellors, psychotherapists or psychologists that have the most relevant expertise.
How much does private counselling cost?
Fees for private counselling and psychotherapy range from £65 – £175. The cost can vary because counsellors with a private practice set their own hourly rates, so the fee you pay will depend on which counsellor you choose.
We also offer low cost counselling with our trainee therapists who are coming to the end of their training and working towards registration. The fee for low cost counselling is £40.
How many sessions of private counselling will I need?
Depending on the nature of your problem, counselling can be short or long term, with sessions usually being scheduled on a weekly basis. However, your counsellor will be able to discuss what works best for you in terms of the regularity of your appointments.
How do I know if counselling is right for me?
You might be feeling unsure as to whether counselling is right for you. If this is the case, you can always contact one of our team to talk through your issues and discuss which of our services might benefit you the most. In general, if you are seeking support for a mental health issue and would like to understand more about the root causes of your problems, counselling will likely be very beneficial.
Private Counselling at The Awareness Centre, London
Counselling can help you gain new perspectives about yourself and support you in resolving your difficulties, as well as helping you find new ways of coping with a greater sense of control and choice in your life. Talking through your issues every week with a counsellor can help you come to terms with current challenges and identify a future where you are calmer, more confident and in charge of your own life.
Our private counsellors offer face-to-face therapy at our two London centres, in Clapham and Tooting, and many can also offer telephone and online counselling so that you can get support wherever you are in the world. Our counsellors are highly-trained and can offer support for a wide range of issues using a number of approaches to therapy.