Gordon Wax

Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I’m am an experienced and fully qualified therapist, working online. I was born and raised in London. Personal therapy helped me to untangle my relationship with myself and my emotions.

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas. I understand that everyone experiences the world in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

Our lives are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help clients explore all spheres of their life to help them build hope and to cope.

I see a diverse range of clients from around the world. I have a dedicated consulting room which is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively. You will need to create a similar sort of environment so that you are comfortable. 

I like to describe therapy as a process. I work with my clients on a regular weekly basis at the same time each where possible. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of the therapy. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the case feels right, complete, or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out, sitting in the chair, or saying the words out loud can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take therapy forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute (90-minute for couples) chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to therapy

• What you would like to get out of therapy

• The process of therapy

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.

Promises

• Therapists tend not to make promises however I can assure you If it can’t be better, then an aspect will feel better.

• Therapy can’t work if you can’t come.

Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I’m am an experienced and fully qualified therapist, working online. I was born and raised in London. Personal therapy helped me to untangle my relationship with myself and my emotions.

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas. I understand that everyone experiences the world in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

Our lives are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help clients explore all spheres of their life to help them build hope and to cope.  

I see a diverse range of clients from around the world. I have a dedicated consulting room which is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively. You will need to create a similar sort of environment so that you are comfortable. 

I like to describe therapy as a process. I work with my clients on a regular weekly basis at the same time each where possible. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of the therapy. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the case feels right, complete, or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out, sitting in the chair, or saying the words out loud can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take therapy forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute (90-minute for couples) chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to therapy

• What you would like to get out of therapy

• The process of therapy

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.

Promises

• Therapists tend not to make promises however I can assure you If it can’t be better, then an aspect will feel better.

• Therapy can’t work if you can’t come.

Monday -Thursday 8am-7pm

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I’m am an experienced and fully qualified therapist, working online. I was born and raised in London. Personal therapy helped me to untangle my relationship with myself and my emotions.

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas. I understand that everyone experiences the world in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

Our lives are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help clients explore all spheres of their life to help them build hope and to cope.  

I see a diverse range of clients from around the world. I have a dedicated consulting room which is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively. You will need to create a similar sort of environment so that you are comfortable. 

I like to describe therapy as a process. I work with my clients on a regular weekly basis at the same time each where possible. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of the therapy. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the case feels right, complete, or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out, sitting in the chair, or saying the words out loud can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take therapy forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute (90-minute for couples) chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to therapy

• What you would like to get out of therapy

• The process of therapy

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.

Promises

• Therapists tend not to make promises however I can assure you If it can’t be better, then an aspect will feel better.

• Therapy can’t work if you can’t come.

Monday - Thursday 8am-7pm

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I’m am an experienced and fully qualified therapist, working online. I was born and raised in London. Personal therapy helped me to untangle my relationship with myself and my emotions.

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas. I understand that everyone experiences the world in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

Our lives are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help clients explore all spheres of their life to help them build hope and to cope.  

I see a diverse range of clients from around the world. I have a dedicated consulting room which is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively. You will need to create a similar sort of environment so that you are comfortable. 

I like to describe therapy as a process. I work with my clients on a regular weekly basis at the same time each where possible. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of the therapy. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the case feels right, complete, or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out, sitting in the chair, or saying the words out loud can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take therapy forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute (90-minute for couples) chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to therapy

• What you would like to get out of therapy

• The process of therapy

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.

Promises

• Therapists tend not to make promises however I can assure you If it can’t be better, then an aspect will feel better.

• Therapy can’t work if you can’t come.

In session

Monday 8:00am-7:00pm

Tuesday 8:00am-7:00pm

Wednesday 8:00am-6:00pm

Thursday 8:00am-2:00pm

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I’m am an experienced and fully qualified therapist, working both online and in person. I was born and raised in London. Personal therapy helped me to untangle my relationship with myself and my emotions.

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas. I understand that everyone experiences the world in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

Our lives are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help clients explore all spheres of their life to help them build hope and to cope.  

I see a diverse range of clients from around the world. Within my home I have a dedicated consulting room in a quiet residential area with excellent transport links. For those who feel connected to nature, you are welcome to grow from within the garden or join me for walking therapy around the park. Inside or out, I offer a therapy space that is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively. We all live busy lives so I am happy to offer hybrid counselling where needed.

I like to describe therapy as a process. I work with my clients on a regular weekly basis at the same time each where possible. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of the therapy. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the case feels right, complete, or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out, sitting in the chair, or saying the words out loud can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take therapy forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute (90-minute for couples) chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to therapy

• What you would like to get out of therapy

• The process of therapy

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.

Promises

• Therapists tend not to make promises however I can assure you If it can’t be better, then an aspect will feel better.

• Therapy can’t work if you can’t come.

8am-7pm Monday-Thursday 

Hi, my name is Gordon. Welcome!

I am fully qualified supervisor, working online and in person from my Guildford practice. I offer supervisees honest useful support on a personal, managerial and ethical level so that you can be a solid and stable practitioner in this rewarding and meaningful profession.  

The world alone is a chaotic place to manage our own unknowns, anxieties, and traumas especially when you working in this therapeutic profession. I understand that everyone experiences the world and work in different ways, so unique problems require bespoke responses.

You are your client base are constantly creating new beginnings, change, and endings, so it’s natural for you and them to feel emotions strongly, think differently and respond atypically. I help supervisees explore all spheres of their life in and out of work to help them build hope and to cope. 

I see a diverse range of clients and supivisees from around the world. I welcome everyone who has the want and the will. I have a dedicated consulting room which is safe, clean, and confidential, so we can work collaboratively and can be available for online work if required. On hot days the garden is available for us to work in. I offer free private parking. 

I like to describe therapy and supervision as a process. I work with my supervisees on a regular basis at the same time each week/bi weekly/monthly as outlined by BACP code of ethics and based on your requirement. This consistency and containment can be relied upon like a crutch while your work life regains balance. I work on a long-term open-ended bases at a speed that feels right for you.

In the beginning we reference the unknown, as we don’t know what will come up and out of supervision. Fresh starts can feel like we are dropping a pebble in a pond as we grow aware of ripples in your life. As time goes on you will know how to befriend or be with them. All sessions are important, especially the last one. The well-managed, planned ending is your opportunity to have control of one if you haven’t before. We complete when the cases feels right or enough with an understanding that my door remains open to you.

The next step

From my own experience reaching out and sitting in the chair as supervisee can be daunting.

To enter a non-judgmental space, I invite you to contact me via my website (through the ‘contact’ section), email directly, or call, so that we can arrange a zoom or in person assessment to discuss your needs and eligibility, in the hopes to take supervision forward.

The assessment meeting/s is a 50-minute chargeable no obligation to continue exploratory discussion to express: -

• What has brought you to supervision

• What you would like to get out of work together

• The process of supervision

• Questions you may have

• Anything else you think I should know about you.