Support area
Addiction counselling
Calm, non-judgemental support for people living with alcohol, drug, or behavioural addiction concerns.
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Services
Support is available for a wide range of personal, family, and professional concerns. Many people find that more than one area overlaps, so you do not need to choose the perfect heading before making contact.
If you are unsure which description fits best, that is completely fine. You can contact Marie and discuss what support may suit your needs.
Support available
Areas of support
Support area
Bereavement and grief
Support through grief after a death or other significant loss, with space for your own pace and experience.
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Anxiety and stress
Practical counselling support for persistent worry, stress, or feeling constantly on edge.
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Depression support
Support when mood is low, motivation is difficult, or daily life feels heavy.
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Relationships and family
Support with relationship strain, communication, family stress, or recurring conflict.
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Confidence and self-esteem
Support for low confidence, self-doubt, and feeling stuck in negative self-beliefs.
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Bullying support (workplace or school)
Support for people affected by bullying in school, work, or community settings.
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Professional supervision
Professional supervision for counsellors, including reflective and ethical support in practice.
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Life coaching support
Goal-focused coaching support for life transitions, clarity, confidence, and direction.
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Trauma-informed support for sexual abuse
Sensitive, trauma-informed counselling support for people affected by sexual abuse.
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Support for children and young people
Support for children and teenagers experiencing worry, stress, confidence or family-related concerns.
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You can still get in touch
You do not need to decide everything before making contact. A brief conversation about what is going on can help clarify the next step.
Keep it brief
Your first message can simply ask about availability and whether the support sounds suitable.
Read the process first
If you would like more detail before booking, the How counselling works page explains the first steps clearly.
Ask practical questions
You can ask about timing, format, cancellations, and any practical concern before deciding to book.
Make contact
If you would like to ask about availability, you can contact me by phone or email.
A short message is enough. You are welcome to make contact in whichever way feels easiest for you.