Jamie Moffat

I work both online using Microsoft Teams from my private working space and face-to-face in St Ann's Square in Manchester City Centre. I am available Tuesday-Fridays AM to PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.

I work online using Microsoft Teams. I am available Tuesdays–Fridays, AM–PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.

I work online using Microsoft Teams. I am available Tuesdays–Fridays, AM–PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.

I work online using Microsoft Teams. I am available Tuesdays–Fridays, AM–PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.

I work online using Microsoft Teams. I am available Tuesdays–Fridays, AM–PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.

I work online using Microsoft Teams. I am available Tuesdays–Fridays, AM–PM.

I also accept private health insurance with Bupa, Aviva, Vitality Health, Nuffield, and WPA.

Hi, I'm Jamie, and I hold a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling...

I would love to be part of your support system. Having someone next to you on your healing journey is so important - you are not alone and don’t have to suffer in silence. I am passionate about providing a calm, gentle and patient relationship for all my clients.

I deeply care about the well-being of everyone I work with. I have met people from all walks of life, everyone is welcome and I want to hear your story. You deserve a space without judgment to be seen and heard.

I draw on several theories of change to help you get to where you want to be. My priority is to develop our working relationship so you feel safe; we have all the time we need to build that foundational trust. Although we may be working with deep feelings, counselling can be a really fun and enlightening experience.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I understand what it’s like to feel different from ‘normal’ and work with clients empathetically and non-judgmentally, believing that our differences are what make us all unique and beautiful.

My own life experiences have taught me the value of having a safe and secure therapy space to process traumatic life events and unmanageable feelings; it's a privilege for me to be able to help and support my clients.

I'm passionate about helping people heal from their childhood traumas, increasing self-confidence, and strengthening the relationships you have with yourself and with others. I work well with people who aim to be kinder to themselves and are curious about healthier boundaries.

I'm dedicated and experienced in providing support to individuals from marginalised populations and those affected by loss. Through the practice of self-compassion and self-nurturing, I aim to enhance self-worth and self-acceptance while also enabling others to experience less fear and anxiety about painful emotions.

How does it work?

I offer a 15-minute introduction via Microsoft Teams, where we can talk about what brings you to counselling and see if we think we’d work well together, or if you feel confident about working with me already, we could skip that bit and look at availability.

Sessions are £60 per session for individuals and £75 per session for couples and last 60 minutes. I offer both weekly and bi-weekly sessions to support people with lower incomes.

Areas of interest

Abuse;

Addiction;

Affairs and betrayals;

Anger management;

Anxiety;

Behaviour problems;

Bereavement;

Bullying;

Childhood bullying;

Childhood trauma;

Depression;

Discrimination;

Domestic abuse;

Dysfunctional family dynamics;

Emotional abuse;

Family issues;

Feeling sad;

Gender dysphoria;

Guilt;

Grief;

HIV/AIDS;

Inner child healing;

LGBTQ+ counselling;

Loneliness;

Loss;

Low self-confidence;

Low self-esteem;

Mental health;

Men's issues;

Narcissistic abuse;

Physical abuse;

Relationship difficulties;

Self-compassion;

Stress;

Shame;

Trauma;

Work-related stress;

The first session would entail your assessment and further exploration of what has brought you here. You can ask more questions, and we can explore goals you want to work towards in therapy.

By the end of the first session, you will have a feel for what it would be like to work with me and know if we are a good match. You are not obligated to continue if you decide not to. After all, it's important that you feel completely comfortable with your decision to work with me and that we are the right fit.

Get in touch now to discuss how counselling could help you.