COUNSELLING IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE

Counselling in Brighton and Hove

Integrative Counsellor in Brighton offering In-Person and Online sessions

We all need help sometimes. It’s not always clear why we need help, maybe you’re feeling lost, stuck or unsure of where you sit in the big picture of life.

For others, you may know what you need support for – anxiety, depression, relationship issues, low self-esteem, or concerns surrounding your identity can be overwhelming. Whatever it is that has brought you here, I will provide a safe, calm and non-judgemental space for you to find your way forward.

My counselling practice is based in Brighton, just a short walk from Preston Park station. If you would like to find out more, you are welcome to get in touch or book a free 15-minute call to see whether working together feels right.

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MY APPROACH

I believe the relationship between counsellor and client is central to meaningful and lasting change. I offer a safe, affirming and non-judgemental space where you can reflect, explore and begin to grow in your own time.

My approach is integrative and grounded in humanistic principles. Each session is tailored to you. Your experiences, your needs, your pace, and I work with honesty, care and respect throughout.

I support adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, relationship difficulties, and questions around identity or direction in life. Many people I work with describe feeling lost, stuck or unsure of themselves, and together we take time to understand what might be happening beneath the surface.

Whether you prefer to meet in person in Brighton & Hove or online from elsewhere in the UK, the focus remains the same: providing a space where you feel heard, supported and free to be yourself.

Whatever brings you here, you’re not alone. This is a space for gentle, honest and human conversation. A place to begin making sense of things and moving forward.

Issues I Help With Counselling In Brighton

News and Articles from the Blog

The Quiet Power of the Therapeutic Relationship

The Things We Don’t Say Out Loud

Writing About Hope (and Doubt) for Philosophy Now

Launching MEN TALK TOO: Support for Men’s Mental Health

Not Knowing Where to Start Is a Great Place to Begin

When You Don’t Know What’s Wrong

Writing and Social Media

Alongside my counselling work, I write and speak about therapy, mental health and the hidden aspects of human experience. My work has been featured in publications including Philosophy Now, Counselling Directory and The Argus, and I also host Thoughtful Observer – a reflective podcast and writing outlet available on Substack and Spotify.

 

You can explore some of that work below:

 

Article on Hope in Philosophy Now [here]

Article on Individuation in Counselling Directory [here]

Article on the use of Can’t in Counselling Directory [here]

 

News story launching MEN TALK TOO [here]

Thoughtful Observer podcast on Spotify [here]

Writing as Thoughtful Observer on Substack [here]

 

I can also be found on Facebook and Instagram:

facebook.com/jccounsellinguk

instagram.com/jccounsellinguk