Keith Miller

I have some flexibility in my hours but in general do not work beyond 7pm or at Weekends. 

I am an experienced counsellor with a post-graduate qualification in counselling and psychotherapy. 

Prior to starting my private practice I worked in a busy NHS Health Centre taking GP referrals. 

In addition to my private work, I am a counsellor and assessor at the University of Salford Domestic Violence and Abuse Service which supports survivors of domestic abuse, taking referrals from all over the UK.  

I am currently engaged in research at the University of Salford. In my spare time I am a volunteer counsellor for NSPCC/Childline. 

I work with a broad range of client needs just some of which are listed below. Initially, I will work with you to explore what type of therapy feels right for you (I am trained in a number of different approaches). My primary focus is on building a trusting therapeutic relationship in which you feel safe to share and explore any issues you wish to bring. 

I practice in a safe comfortable environment with on-site parking and easy access by public transport. 

My therapeutic sessions are 50 minutes long. My way of working is through building a strong, empathetic and and trusting therapeutic relationship with you to understand your goals and build from there. 

I aim to work alongside you in a thoughtful and non-directive way so that you can explore and make sense of your issues and concerns and work towards effecting positive change. 

Every client is different in terms of what they bring and how they bring it and I enjoy getting to know every new client and their individual needs. 

I am happy to discuss anything you wish to bring in a free introductory call or meeting of up to 30 minutes, so we can decide together whether I am the right therapist for you.

I am flexible in the number and frequency of sessions that I offer and will consider home visits. 

I am happy to be contacted by e-mail or text to set up an initial conversation of up to 30 minutes by phone or in person to help you decide if I am the right therapist for you. I offer concessionary rates for students.