Peter Blundell

I offer counselling/psychotherapy on Mondays and Wednesdays. 

I am a fully qualified and experienced person-centred/experiential counsellor/psychotherapist offering counselling and psychotherapy to adults.

I have been a therapist for over ten years and I have worked with a variety of clients from different cultures and backgrounds.

I have both training and experience in working with clients who have presented with a variety of issues, such as anxiety, trauma, abuse, work-related stress, managing personal boundaries, relationship difficulties, confidence building, identity issues, personal development, self-esteem, sexuality, grief, bereavement and loss.

Many clients come to therapy uncertain about what they want to talk about but feel like something isn't working in their life right now. If you are unsure if this service is the right one for you then email to book a free initial consultation and you can discuss the reasons you want to attend therapy.

I only work with individual adult clients (over the age of 18).

Costs: £60 for a 50-minute psychotherapy session.

Counselling and psychotherapy are offered either virtually or via the telephone. There is an online system for clients to book appointments and this allows flexibility for when and how often you would like to have a session. You can book one-off sessions or a regular slot each week, fortnight or month - whatever suits you. The online system also enables you to sign any paperwork virtually - this means your data and information are secure. 

I always offer clients an initial free consultation (20 - 30 minutes) to discuss whether my service is right for you. 

I offer sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays. 

The demands of professional practice have increased over the last ten years with services and organisations requiring more from employees whilst not always being able to offer the right support. Supervision within organisations is often focused on the day-to-day tasks of the role, this type of supervision is often called managerial supervision.

This type of supervision often fails to support professionals with the emotional demands of their role or explore the emotional impact of the work that they are undertaking. Not only can this negatively impact the person it can also negatively impact their work.

Over the years I have developed a service for professionals around the emotional needs of their role - which is a form of External Supervision. This service involves supporting different types of professionals around the emotional and psychological impact of their work, including the impact on their professional and personal lives. This service has been sought by social workers, teachers, researchers, professional athletes, nurses, consultants, academics etc.

This service may be commissioned by the client's employer or organisation, or it could be paid for directly by the client themselves. Either way, this service remains confidential and based on the needs of the supervisee and what they wish to discuss and explore. Confidentiality for this type of service is paramount and therefore no information is shared with employers or commissioning organisations beyond the supervisee's attendance of sessions.

I always offer an initial consultation for clients.