Rahela Camellia

I am currently offering online therapy.

I believe that we all have the natural tendency to develop our full potential and we all have an inner sense of what is best for us and can usually find our own way forward. When we lose touch with our natural tendency, feelings or emotions that may lead to psychological difficulties and we may need some help to move forward with our life.

Developing a trusting relationship with me, expressing and processing emotions or talking about important life events in a safe and confidential place without the fear of being judged, may help you to get in touch with your authentic self. My aim is to understand you and your world from your point of view as a whole person. I believe that this may help to understand the feelings underlying your difficulties.

By expressing and processing your feelings and making sense of them may help you to create new meanings or different ways of looking at yourself, others and the world around you. Along the line, these will help you consciously and rationally decide for yourself what you want or do not want and what should be done about it.

I work in a non-directive way; this means I will follow your lead in what you wish to talk about. I may suggest few things sometimes however, my main aim is to help you via reflection and identifying patterns to become more self-aware, make positive changes and gain a sense of autonomy. We will do regular reviews to check progress and you can tell me what you are finding helpful and what is not so helpful.

I have had professional training in Integrative Counselling this means I am able to provide a tailored therapy for each individual may come to see me. I also have a master’s degree in Psychology and post-graduation qualification in relational and Family intervention. I have also completed post-graduation training in Counselling for Depression (CfD) and I am currently working for NHS Talking Therapy where I help people with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship issues to name a few.

I have previously worked for secondary Mental Health Team where I helped people who were suffering from severe and enduring mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorder, schizophrenia etc. I also facilitate, write and teach recovery focused workshops and training such as Understanding Depression, Mindfulness, Understanding Anger etc. for NHS staff and the service users.

I have provided counselling for various agencies including children and family, young adults, domestic violence, addiction, MIND etc.

The counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and it is once a week. In our first session, I will carry out an initial assessment that includes the reason for seeking therapy and what you are hoping to achieve. It’s also when we discuss any questions you may have, the way we will be working and decide whether to work together.

Please contact me for my availability.

Individual therapy - £70 per session 

Couples therapy - £85 per session 

Online therapy

I believe that we all have the natural tendency to develop our full potential and we all have an inner sense of what is best for us and can usually find our own way forward. When we lose touch with our natural tendency, feelings or emotions that may lead to psychological difficulties and we may need some help to move forward with our life.

Developing a trusting relationship with me, expressing and processing emotions or talking about important life events in a safe and confidential place without the fear of being judged, may help you to get in touch with your authentic self. My aim is to understand you and your world from your point of view as a whole person. I believe that this may help to understand the feelings underlying your difficulties.

By expressing and processing your feelings and making sense of them may help you to create new meanings or different ways of looking at yourself, others and the world around you. Along the line, these will help you consciously and rationally decide for yourself what you want or do not want and what should be done about it.

I work in a non-directive way; this means I will follow your lead in what you wish to talk about. I may suggest few things sometimes however, my main aim is to help you via reflection and identifying patterns to become more self-aware, make positive changes and gain a sense of autonomy. We will do regular reviews to check progress and you can tell me what you are finding helpful and what is not so helpful.

I have had professional training in Integrative Counselling this means I am able to provide a tailored therapy for each individual may come to see me. I also have a master’s degree in Psychology and post-graduation qualification in relational and Family intervention. I have also completed post-graduation training in Counselling for Depression (CfD) and I am currently working for NHS Talking Therapy where I help people with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship issues to name a few.

I have previously worked for secondary Mental Health Team where I helped people who were suffering from severe and enduring mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorder, schizophrenia etc. I also facilitate, write and teach recovery focused workshops and training such as Understanding Depression, Mindfulness, Understanding Anger etc. for NHS staff and the service users.

I have provided counselling for various agencies including children and family, young adults, domestic violence, addiction, MIND etc.

The counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and it is once a week. In our first session, I will carry out an initial assessment that includes the reason for seeking therapy and what you are hoping to achieve. It’s also when we discuss any questions you may have, the way we will be working and decide whether to work together.

Please contact me for my availability.

Individual therapy - £70 per session 

Couples therapy - £85 per session 

I am currently offering online therapy.

I believe that we all have the natural tendency to develop our full potential and we all have an inner sense of what is best for us and can usually find our own way forward. When we lose touch with our natural tendency, feelings or emotions that may lead to psychological difficulties and we may need some help to move forward with our life.

Developing a trusting relationship with me, expressing and processing emotions or talking about important life events in a safe and confidential place without the fear of being judged, may help you to get in touch with your authentic self. My aim is to understand you and your world from your point of view as a whole person. I believe that this may help to understand the feelings underlying your difficulties.

By expressing and processing your feelings and making sense of them may help you to create new meanings or different ways of looking at yourself, others and the world around you. Along the line, these will help you consciously and rationally decide for yourself what you want or do not want and what should be done about it.

I work in a non-directive way; this means I will follow your lead in what you wish to talk about. I may suggest few things sometimes however, my main aim is to help you via reflection and identifying patterns to become more self-aware, make positive changes and gain a sense of autonomy. We will do regular reviews to check progress and you can tell me what you are finding helpful and what is not so helpful.

I have had professional training in Integrative Counselling this means I am able to provide a tailored therapy for each individual may come to see me. I also have a master’s degree in Psychology and post-graduation qualification in relational and Family intervention. I have also completed post-graduation training in Counselling for Depression (CfD) and I am currently working for NHS Talking Therapy where I help people with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship issues to name a few.

I have previously worked for secondary Mental Health Team where I helped people who were suffering from severe and enduring mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorder, schizophrenia etc. I also facilitate, write and teach recovery focused workshops and training such as Understanding Depression, Mindfulness, Understanding Anger etc. for NHS staff and the service users.

I have provided counselling for various agencies including children and family, young adults, domestic violence, addiction, MIND etc.

The counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and it is once a week. In our first session, I will carry out an initial assessment that includes the reason for seeking therapy and what you are hoping to achieve. It’s also when we discuss any questions you may have, the way we will be working and decide whether to work together.

Please contact me for my availability.

I am currently offering online therapy.

I believe that we all have the natural tendency to develop our full potential and we all have an inner sense of what is best for us and can usually find our own way forward. When we lose touch with our natural tendency, feelings or emotions that may lead to psychological difficulties and we may need some help to move forward with our life.

Developing a trusting relationship with me, expressing and processing emotions or talking about important life events in a safe and confidential place without the fear of being judged, may help you to get in touch with your authentic self. My aim is to understand you and your world from your point of view as a whole person. I believe that this may help to understand the feelings underlying your difficulties.

By expressing and processing your feelings and making sense of them may help you to create new meanings or different ways of looking at yourself, others and the world around you. Along the line, these will help you consciously and rationally decide for yourself what you want or do not want and what should be done about it.

I work in a non-directive way; this means I will follow your lead in what you wish to talk about. I may suggest few things sometimes however, my main aim is to help you via reflection and identifying patterns to become more self-aware, make positive changes and gain a sense of autonomy. We will do regular reviews to check progress and you can tell me what you are finding helpful and what is not so helpful.

I have had professional training in Integrative Counselling this means I am able to provide a tailored therapy for each individual may come to see me. I also have a master’s degree in Psychology and post-graduation qualification in relational and Family intervention. I have also completed post-graduation training in Counselling for Depression (CfD) and I am currently working for NHS Talking Therapy where I help people with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship issues to name a few.

I have previously worked for secondary Mental Health Team where I helped people who were suffering from severe and enduring mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorder, schizophrenia etc. I also facilitate, write and teach recovery focused workshops and training such as Understanding Depression, Mindfulness, Understanding Anger etc. for NHS staff and the service users.

I have provided counselling for various agencies including children and family, young adults, domestic violence, addiction, MIND etc.

The counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and it is once a week. In our first session, I will carry out an initial assessment that includes the reason for seeking therapy and what you are hoping to achieve. It’s also when we discuss any questions you may have, the way we will be working and decide whether to work together.

Please contact me for my availability.

Individual therapy - £70 per session 

Couples therapy  - £85 per session 

I'm providing online therapy. 

I believe that we all have the natural tendency to develop our full potential and we all have an inner sense of what is best for us and can usually find our own way forward. When we lose touch with our natural tendency, feelings or emotions that may lead to psychological difficulties and we may need some help to move forward with our life.

Developing a trusting relationship with me, expressing and processing emotions or talking about important life events in a safe and confidential place without the fear of being judged, may help you to get in touch with your authentic self. My aim is to understand you and your world from your point of view as a whole person. I believe that this may help to understand the feelings underlying your difficulties.

By expressing and processing your feelings and making sense of them may help you to create new meanings or different ways of looking at yourself, others and the world around you. Along the line, these will help you consciously and rationally decide for yourself what you want or do not want and what should be done about it.

I work in a non-directive way; this means I will follow your lead in what you wish to talk about. I may suggest few things sometimes however, my main aim is to help you via reflection and identifying patterns to become more self-aware, make positive changes and gain a sense of autonomy. We will do regular reviews to check progress and you can tell me what you are finding helpful and what is not so helpful.

I have had professional training in Integrative Counselling this means I am able to provide a tailored therapy for each individual may come to see me. I also have a master’s degree in Psychology and post-graduation qualification in relational and Family intervention. I have also completed post-graduation training in Counselling for Depression (CfD) and I am currently working for NHS Talking Therapy where I help people with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationship issues to name a few.

I have previously worked for secondary Mental Health Team where I helped people who were suffering from severe and enduring mental health issues such as bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorder, schizophrenia etc. I also facilitate, write and teach recovery focused workshops and training such as Understanding Depression, Mindfulness, Understanding Anger etc. for NHS staff and the service users.

I have provided counselling for various agencies including children and family, young adults, domestic violence, addiction, MIND etc.

The counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and it is once a week. In our first session, I will carry out an initial assessment that includes the reason for seeking therapy and what you are hoping to achieve. It’s also when we discuss any questions you may have, the way we will be working and decide whether to work together.

Please contact me for my availability.

Individual therapy  - £70 per session 

Couples therapy - £85 per session 

Offering online supervision 

I offer integrative supervision. I am qualified to work in supervision for adults, children and young people. I have experience in working as a supervisor within the NHS IAPT, charitable organisations and therapists working in private practice.

Please contact me for my availability.