Richard Pascall

• Monday 10am - 6.00pm 
• Tuesday 10am - 6.00pm 
• Wednesday - video appointments only
• Thursday 10am - 6.00pm 
• Friday 10am - 6.00pm

I provide counselling for depression, anxiety, stress, grief and loss, anger management, addiction, trauma and abuse. Please see my website for more information.

To book an appointment, please contact me or go online at my website. Face to face appointments are available in my Kettering office, which is Covid-assessed and secure. Some Covid rules apply. 

Please contact me for details.

I have been in private practice as a therapist since 2007, logging a large amount of session hours with clients from all kinds of backgrounds. I offer a non-judgemental, honest and unconditional therapy service helping clients with all kinds of problems. 

At the first session, we complete any necessary paperwork (personal details, information about therapy and GDPR). We talk about the reason(s) why you are now sitting in front of me, how therapy can help, and answer any questions you might have. If you then want to book another appointment, we will arrange it accordingly. 

I work Monday to Friday, from 10am to 6pm. I see supervisees online or in person at my Kettering office. 

I am an experienced counsellor and supervisor, with over 10000 hours of face to face (and video) work with clients. I personally work in an integrative way, although my supervision training allows me to see people from all modalities. I also supervisee people who work in other related industries such as teaching, social work etc. 

I qualified as a supervisor in 2012, and have been seeing therapists for supervision since then. I recently provided supervision for a local charity, looking after a mix of therapists from students to experienced volunteers. 

Sessions can be online or in person at my Kettering office. We will have a contract to cover our supervision sessions. Sessions can be hourly or 1.5 hours, according to your needs.

I am happy to provide reports for therapists in training. 

I deliver a supportive and encouraging way of supervising therapists, robust but non-judgemental. Supervision is not about me being an expert in therapy, because I'm not. However, I provide a place to discuss work with clients, to explore and speculate, and to make sure that practice is delivered safely and is of benefit to both client and therapist.