Beulah Leslie

Mondays to Thursdays.  (Not  Fridays and Saturdays)

Evening and Sunday work 

Warm, welcoming and real. These are qualities which make you and I connect.

Counselling work is all about the journey and we succeed with a professional relationship when there is a non-judgmental space, together with active listening and congruence to support this.

Being an Integrative Counsellor, meaning that various modalities of Counselling are taken into consideration at the time of consulting to promote the best outcome. Person-centered and CBT therapies available. 

Areas of 

* Relationships

* Work related issues 

* Loss/Bereavement together with -

* Prolonged Grief (Intense feelings of Bereavement one year on)     

Loss can include a variety of other unattended issues for example: family dynamics (Divorce), health issues, confidence and work stress to mention a few.

The time is yours to use to your best advantage and it will be my privilege to be the 'support scaffolding' aiming to be effective to assist you to reflect, be challenged but with empathy, in order to cope and manage the issues.

Training and experience -

Bachelor of Counselling - (Australian College of Applied Psychology) 2020

Registered member: BACP

Charitable work. Helpline. Bereavement Counselling Organization. Private Practice. 

The best way to describe my Practice is 'comfortable and a safe space'. A supportive yet challenging platform to tease out the issues that have brought you to counselling. Restorative.

This may be the first time you have taken the decision to do so, or a client more familiar with the process, either way the healing is your reward. During the session, the time is used constructively with the Counsellor being a hundred per cent 'present', a vital component in the professional relationship.

I work mainly on line via electronic means - Zoom, Whatsapp, Teams or the Phone. If necessary, face to face consultation in a warm, confidential space is available.

Sessions are 50 minutes in duration.

Long and short term sessions are available depending on the need.

The initial 'visit' can be a big step especially if you have not attended Counselling before. With this in mind, some background. Prior to your visit, there will be a short questionnaire to complete and return. A letter of 'best practice' will also be forwarded. This will explain the Practice's compliance etc. Once we have met at the first session, there will be a 'getting to know each other,' an outline of the issue being attended to, of what you a may be expecting from the sessions and some details given as to my preliminary therapy plan together with a discussion on an estimated time frame.