• Counselling Works
• Professionally Qualified
• Experienced
• Based in Central London
• Walking Distance from St Paul's Cathedral

Counselling and Psychotherapy in Central London

We all experience times of stress and confusion. Periods in our lives when clarity deserts us and we are left feeling lost, convinced that no-one could possibly understand what we're going through, let alone help us.

When we feel overwhelmed by these feelings of isolation and despair we have a choice. We can do nothing and hope these feelings will go away by themselves, or we can take action.

Speaking to a counsellor or psychotherapist is one of the healthiest and most responsible choices we can make. Call us on 020 7760 7541.

We Can Help

Mansion House Counselling Practice provides Counselling and Psychotherapy in a quiet, reflective space where you can talk freely about difficult issues with an experienced and qualified therapist.

When you contact us you will be offered an initial consultation at which an experienced therapist will explore with you your needs and expectations and whether the services we provide could help you.

Counselling and psychotherapy at Mansion House Counselling Practice is a once-weekly, one-to-one, short-term or long-term therapy, with each session lasting 50 minutes.

The regularity and frequency of the appointments is essential to the therapeutic process, so deciding to attend therapy is a commitment that will need careful consideration.

Everybody has thoughts and feelings which have been 'pushed out of sight' as we get on with everyday life, but which still affect us. Your counsellor / psychotherapist will help you become more aware of these thoughts and feelings.

Listening carefully, your counsellor / psychotherapist will work to help you bring your true feelings to the surface, so that you can experience them and understand them.

Reasons for coming to therapy:

# Stress and anxiety
# Lack of confidence or self-esteem
# Depression, emptiness
# Difficulties with starting, sustaining or finishing relationships
# Work-related problems
# Coming to terms with losses such as bereavement, divorce or redundancy
# Eating difficulties such as anorexia and bulimia
# Family worries, conflicts and crises
# Sexual dysfunction and sexual identity problems
# Anger issues
# Trauma
# Phobias
# Understanding yourself better
# Alienation
# Nightmares
# Addictions
# Self harming
# Suicidal thoughts