Teresa Le Court de Billot

I can work flexibly and can offer daytime or evening sessions.

As a Humanistic therapist/counsellor, I can offer a safe, non-judgemental space which allows you to explore whatever is going on for you at your own pace, all the while respecting that you are the expert of you. 

My training and experience mean I can hold this space for you safely and confidentially, helping you to 'join the dots' and find your own solutions and way forward.  

My many years of experience as a therapist/counsellor, lecturer and trainer, along with a BSc in Psychology, and ongoing CPD, mean my theoretical knowledge has developed and embedded and offers reassurance that you are in safe and knowledgeable hands.  But most of all, I pride myself on being warm, empathic, nurturing and a person of great integrity.

I offer sessions online (via Zoom) or in-person.  

It is important that we build a trusting, open relationship so our first session will be an opportunity to get to know each other and find out if we 'click'.  There will be no obligation or pressure to book a further session if you feel I'm not the right therapist for you.  

This first session will be for 30 minutes instead of 60; therefore, it will be offered at a reduced rate.  

My hours are flexible and I can offer daytime or evening sessions.

I currently have availability to take on new supervisees.

I qualified with a COSCA Diploma in Supervision and, as a Supervisor, I strive to be flexible, nurturing, challenging and supportive. 

I trained in the Humanistic approach and this is still the foundation of my practice.  However, as I have developed, I have integrated elements of other modalities into the way I work.  

Having taught counselling to HND/Diploma level, I am especially keen to work with students and newly qualified counsellors as I can empathise with their needs and struggles, and have a deep understanding of the requirements and demands of the training process.   As such, I can offer a concessionary rate to trainees.

I am also qualified to Diploma level to work with Children and Young People so am well placed to supervise counsellors who work in this age range.   

I offer supervision online or in person in Nairn or Inverness.  

The relationship between supervisor and supervisee is key to success so I believe the first session should be an opportunity to get to know one another and gauge if we can work together.  

I prefer the first meeting to take place in person if at all practicable and will be a more relaxed meeting than usual supervision sessions.  As such, this first meeting will be offered at a reduced rate.