Chloe Garth

Lots of space over the weekends, happy to also move sessions to different times each week to suit shift work. 

I am a person-centred counsellor, I work with a different range of topics. 

I believe in creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel understood and empowered to explore the underlying factors of what is going on for you. 

My role involves helping people understand and manage the challenges that come with neurodiversity, such as difficulties with focus, impulsivity, and time management. Helping people come to terms with changes within life, grief and assault or domestic violence. 

I am a person-centred counsellor with a deep commitment to supporting both adults and children through life's challenges. My approach is rooted in empathy, active listening, and a non-judgmental space where individuals can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. I believe that everyone has the potential for growth and healing, and my goal is to help clients uncover their own strengths, build resilience, and find a path forward.

I have worked with clients from Macmillan, helping them to come to terms with their recent diagnosis, helping them to process their news and how life will be now. I have worked with people from the LGBTQIA+ community, people who are neuro diverse, I have experience working with survivors of sexual abuse and have volunteered with Rape Crisis.

Counselling is about bringing everything about you to sessions, whether that is needing to sit and cry or needing to let your anger out within a safe space. Having a time and place to explore and feel these emotions can help you to grow, by being seen, heard, and accepted for who you are.

When you reach out to me I will book you in for a free assessment which lasts up to 20 minutes long.

Sessions can change each week as needed. 

Sessions last 50 minutes and are done either by phone call, WhatsApp or Teams.

Lots of space over the weekends, happy to also move sessions to different times each week to suit shift work. 

I am a person-centred counsellor, I work with a different range of topics.

I believe in creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel understood and empowered to explore the underlying factors of what is going on for you.

My role involves helping people understand and manage the challenges that come with neurodiversity, such as difficulties with focus, impulsivity, and time management. Helping people come to terms with changes within life, grief and assault or domestic violence. 

I am a person-centred counsellor with a deep commitment to supporting both adults and children through life's challenges. My approach is rooted in empathy, active listening, and a non-judgmental space where individuals can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. I believe that everyone has the potential for growth and healing, and my goal is to help clients uncover their own strengths, build resilience, and find a path forward.

I have worked with clients from Macmillan, helping them to come to terms with their recent diagnosis, helping them to process their news and how life will be now. I have worked with people from the LGBTQIA+ community, people who are neuro diverse, I have experience working with survivors of sexual abuse and have volunteered with Rape Crisis.

Counselling is about bringing everything about you to sessions, whether that is needing to sit and cry or needing to let your anger out within a safe space. Having a time and place to explore and feel these emotions can help you to grow, by being seen, heard, and accepted for who you are.

When you reach out to me I will book you in for a free assessment which lasts up to 20 minutes long. 

Sessions can be flexible, on different days each week if needed. 

Sessions last 50 minutes and are done either by phone call, WhatsApp or Teams meeting.

Lots of space over the weekends, happy to also move sessions to different times each week to suit shift work. 

I am a person-centred counsellor, I work with a different range of topics.

I believe in creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel understood and empowered to explore the underlying factors of what is going on for you.

My role involves helping people understand and manage the challenges that come with neurodiversity, such as difficulties with focus, impulsivity, and time management. Helping people come to terms with changes within life, grief and assault or domestic violence. 

.I am a person-centred counsellor with a deep commitment to supporting both adults and children through life's challenges. My approach is rooted in empathy, active listening, and a non-judgmental space where individuals can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences at their own pace. I believe that everyone has the potential for growth and healing, and my goal is to help clients uncover their own strengths, build resilience, and find a path forward.

I have worked with clients from Macmillan, helping them to come to terms with their recent diagnosis, helping them to process their news and how life will be now. I have worked with people from the LGBTQIA+ community, people who are neuro diverse, I have experience working with survivors of sexual abuse and have volunteered with Rape Crisis.

Counselling is about bringing everything about you to sessions, whether that is needing to sit and cry or needing to let your anger out within a safe space. Having a time and place to explore and feel these emotions can help you to grow, by being seen, heard, and accepted for who you are.

When you reach out to me I will book you in for a free assessment which lasts up to 20 minutes long.

Sessions can be flexible, different days and time each week if needed.

Sessions last 50 minutes and are done either by phone call, WhatsApp or Teams.

I can work flexible to your schedule.

Both weekdays and weekends.

Also late into the evening. 

I have the COSCA Certificate in Counselling Supervision.

I work in both Private practice and for Bupa.

I have experience with working with children from aged 7 and adults.

I have experience with EAP work and affiliate work within private health care.

As a person-centred counselling supervisor, I act as a facilitator of growth, helping counsellors to develop their skills while ensuring they provide the best possible support to their clients.

My role as a supervisor is to support you with your client work, helping with your self exploration, creating a collaborative relationship and encouraging CPD.

As with any relationship in counselling it is important for our relationship to be trusting and strong.

Prices are, 1 hour £50 or 1.5 hours £75.

Sessions will be done as Teams calls as only working remotely. 

A free 30 minute chat, to see how I can help you and to make sure that you feel comfortable with me.

We all know how important it is within counselling supervision that a relationship can be built between us.

I can work flexible to your schedule.

Both weekdays and weekends.

Also late into the evening. 

I have the COSCA Certificate in Counselling Supervision.

I work in both Private practice and for Bupa.

I have experience with working with children from aged 7 and adults.

I have experience with EAP work and affiliate work within private health care.

As a person-centred counselling supervisor, I act as a facilitator of growth, helping counsellors to develop their skills while ensuring they provide the best possible support to their clients.

My role as a supervisor is to support you with your client work, helping with your self exploration, creating a collaborative relationship and encouraging CPD.

As with any relationship in counselling it is important for our relationship to be trusting and strong.

Prices are, 1 hour £50 or 1.5 hours £75.

Sessions will be done as Teams calls as only working remotely. 

A free 30 minute chat, to see how I can help you and to make sure that you feel comfortable with me.

We all know how important it is within counselling supervision that a relationship can be built between us.

I can work flexible to your schedule. 

Both weekdays and weekends.

Also late into the evening. 

I have the COSCA Certificate in Counselling Supervision.

I work in both Private practice and for Bupa.

I have experience with working with children from aged 7 and adults.

I have experience with EAP work and affiliate work within private health care.

As a person-centred counselling supervisor, I act as a facilitator of growth, helping counsellors to develop their skills while ensuring they provide the best possible support to their clients.

My role as a supervisor is to support you with your client work, helping with your self exploration, creating a collaborative relationship and encouraging CPD.

As with any relationship in counselling it is important for our relationship to be trusting and strong. 

Prices are, 1 hour £50 or 1.5 hours £75.

Sessions will be done as Teams calls as only working remotely. 

A free 30 minute chat to see what you need and to get a feel for if we will be a good fit together.

It is important within the supervisor relationship that you feel comfortable with me.