Sarah Kirrane

I offer sessions in person and remotely at various times during the week. Please contact me to discuss availability.

• In person sessions - based in Ruislip on Monday afternoons - limited availability.

• In person sessions - based in Pinner on Saturday available from June 2024.

• Remote sessions - Friday and evening sessions available.

I currently have availability and warmly welcome you to contact me. 

Bereavement

As a grief counsellor, I recognise the profound impact that loss can have on a person. Grieving is a unique, personal journey with no predefined 'normal' response or fixed timescale, despite societal expectations. Are you currently grappling with overwhelming feelings of solitude, tormented by the notion of never experiencing the presence of your loved one again? Do you find yourself contemplating the moments and milestones they will miss in your life? It's not uncommon to feel stuck, lost, anxious, and fearful while others around you seem to be navigating life more smoothly.

Bereavement counselling gives you the time to talk about the person who has died and how their death is affecting you. It allows you to find healthy ways of coping and to talk about your thoughts, feelings, your relationship with the person who has died and others in your life.

Loss

Being able to identify and name life experiences as losses worthy of grief can be an important part of healing. Yet often, we tend to identify death as being the only life event worthy of grief.

I am particularly passionate about supporting individuals who have received challenging health diagnoses, with a focus on autoimmune diseases. Perhaps you have endured a prolonged period, spanning months or even years, before receiving your diagnosis. I wonder if you are struggling with feelings of fear, isolation, disappointment in your body, or anger?

In today's fast-paced world, our experiences of loss are quickly pushed aside as we are forced to 'get on with it'. Engaging in conversation can provide you with a sense of connection and support, helping you work through the challenges of grief. I will provide understanding and support as you navigate the complex emotions and uncertainties that accompany loss and grief.

If you think you may benefit from counselling, I would be very happy to arrange a call and answer any questions you may have. 

Sessions last for 50 minutes and are based in a welcoming therapy room in Ruislip, HA4. The closest train station is West Ruislip rail Station. There are also various bus routes and street parking is available.

WC available. There is no waiting room so I respectfully ask that you arrive at the agreed time of our session. There are steps up into the entrance.

From June 2024 I will also be based in the centre of Pinner (HA5) on Saturdays. The closest train station is Pinner.

Sessions are weekly and usually, will be on the same day, at the same time. I offer both short-term and long-term support and usually discuss what you would like this to be during our first session. 

Before booking our first session, I suggest that we have a phone call (free of charge) to discuss what you are looking for support with and to see if working together may be beneficial for you.

If you would then like to book your first session, we will agree a convenient day and time for a consultation.

Consultation: 90 minutes £85.00.

Follow up sessions: 50 minutes £70.00.

The therapeutic relationship is fundamentally important to the counselling process and is the most important factor which influences how effective therapy is. The consultation provides an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to therapy in more detail, what your hopes are and for you to get a feel for therapy and to decide if it is right for you. 

I offer sessions in person and remotely at various times during the week. Please contact me to discuss availability.

• In person sessions - based in Ruislip on Monday afternoons - limited availability.

• In person sessions - based in Pinner on Saturday available from June 2024.

• Remote sessions - Friday and evening sessions available.

I currently have availability and warmly welcome you to contact me. 

Bereavement

As a grief counsellor, I recognise the profound impact that loss can have on a person. Grieving is a unique, personal journey with no predefined 'normal' response or fixed timescale, despite societal expectations. Are you currently grappling with overwhelming feelings of solitude, tormented by the notion of never experiencing the presence of your loved one again? Do you find yourself contemplating the moments and milestones they will miss in your life? It's not uncommon to feel stuck, lost, anxious, and fearful while others around you seem to be navigating life more smoothly.

Bereavement counselling gives you the time to talk about the person who has died and how their death is affecting you. It allows you to find healthy ways of coping and to talk about your thoughts, feelings, your relationship with the person who has died and others in your life.

Loss

Being able to identify and name life experiences as losses worthy of grief can be an important part of healing. Yet often, we tend to identify death as being the only life event worthy of grief.

I am particularly passionate about supporting individuals who have received challenging health diagnoses, with a focus on autoimmune diseases. Perhaps you have endured a prolonged period, spanning months or even years, before receiving your diagnosis. I wonder if you are struggling with feelings of fear, isolation, disappointment in your body, or anger?

In today's fast-paced world, our experiences of loss are quickly pushed aside as we are forced to 'get on with it'. Engaging in conversation can provide you with a sense of connection and support, helping you work through the challenges of grief. I will provide understanding and support as you navigate the complex emotions and uncertainties that accompany loss and grief.

If you think you may benefit from counselling, I would be very happy to arrange a call and answer any questions you may have. 

Sessions last for 50 minutes and are based in a welcoming therapy room in Ruislip, HA4. The closest train station is West Ruislip rail Station. There are also various bus routes and street parking is available.

WC available. There is no waiting room so I respectfully ask that you arrive at the agreed time of our session. There are steps up into the entrance.

From June 2024 I will also be based in the centre of Pinner (HA5) on Saturdays. The closest train station is Pinner.

Sessions are weekly and usually, will be on the same day, at the same time. I offer both short-term and long-term support and usually discuss what you would like this to be during our first session. 

 Before booking our first session, I suggest that we have a phone call (free of charge) to discuss what you are looking for support with and to see if working together may be beneficial for you.

If you would then like to book your first session, we will agree a convenient day and time for a consultation.

Consultation: 90 minutes £85.00.

Follow up sessions: 50 minutes £70.00.

The therapeutic relationship is fundamentally important to the counselling process and is the most important factor which influences how effective therapy is. The consultation provides an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to therapy in more detail, what your hopes are and for you to get a feel for therapy and to decide if it is right for you.

If you would like to find out more, I warmly welcome you to contact me and we can then arrange to have our first call. 

I offer sessions in person and remotely at various times during the week. Please contact me to discuss availability.

• In person sessions - based in Ruislip on Monday afternoons - limited availability.

• In person sessions - based in Pinner on Saturday available from June 2024. 

• Remote sessions - Friday and evening sessions available. 

I currently have availability and warmly welcome you to contact me. 

Bereavement

As a grief counsellor, I recognise the profound impact that loss can have on a person. Grieving is a unique, personal journey with no predefined 'normal' response or fixed timescale, despite societal expectations. Are you currently grappling with overwhelming feelings of solitude, tormented by the notion of never experiencing the presence of your loved one again? Do you find yourself contemplating the moments and milestones they will miss in your life? It's not uncommon to feel stuck, lost, anxious, and fearful while others around you seem to be navigating life more smoothly.

Bereavement counselling gives you the time to talk about the person who has died and how their death is affecting you. It allows you to find healthy ways of coping and to talk about your thoughts, feelings, your relationship with the person who has died and others in your life. 

Loss

Being able to identify and name life experiences as losses worthy of grief can be an important part of healing. Yet often, we tend to identify death as being the only life event worthy of grief.

I am particularly passionate about supporting individuals who have received challenging health diagnoses, with a focus on autoimmune diseases. Perhaps you have endured a prolonged period, spanning months or even years, before receiving your diagnosis. I wonder if you are struggling with feelings of fear, isolation, disappointment in your body, or anger?

In today's fast-paced world, our experiences of loss are quickly pushed aside as we are forced to 'get on with it'. Engaging in conversation can provide you with a sense of connection and support, helping you work through the challenges of grief. I will provide understanding and support as you navigate the complex emotions and uncertainties that accompany loss and grief.

If you think you may benefit from counselling, I would be very happy to arrange a call and answer any questions you may have. 

Sessions last for 50 minutes and are based in a welcoming therapy room in Ruislip, HA4. The closest train station is West Ruislip rail Station. There are also various bus routes and street parking is available.

WC available. There is no waiting room so I respectfully ask that you arrive at the agreed time of our session. There are steps up into the entrance.

From June 2024 I will also be based in the centre of Pinner (HA5) on Saturdays. The closest train station is Pinner. 

Sessions are weekly and usually, will be on the same day, at the same time. I offer both short-term and long-term support and usually discuss what you would like this to be during our first session. 

Before booking our first session, I suggest that we have a phone call (free of charge) to discuss what you are looking for support with and to see if working together may be beneficial for you. 

If you would then like to book your first session, we will agree a convenient day and time for a consultation. 

Consultation: 90 minutes £85.00.

Follow up sessions: 50 minutes £70.00.

The therapeutic relationship is fundamentally important to the counselling process and is the most important factor which influences how effective therapy is. The consultation provides an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to therapy in more detail, what your hopes are and for you to get a feel for therapy and to decide if it is right for you. 

If you would like to find out more, I warmly welcome you to contact me and we can then arrange to have our first call. 

I offer sessions in person and remotely at various times during the week. Please contact me to discuss availability.

• In person sessions - based in Ruislip on Monday afternoons - limited availability.

• In person sessions - based in Pinner on Saturday available from June 2024.

• Remote sessions - Friday and evening sessions available.

I currently have availability and warmly welcome you to contact me. 

Bereavement

As a grief counsellor, I recognise the profound impact that loss can have on a person. Grieving is a unique, personal journey with no predefined 'normal' response or fixed timescale, despite societal expectations. Are you currently grappling with overwhelming feelings of solitude, tormented by the notion of never experiencing the presence of your loved one again? Do you find yourself contemplating the moments and milestones they will miss in your life? It's not uncommon to feel stuck, lost, anxious, and fearful while others around you seem to be navigating life more smoothly.

Bereavement counselling gives you the time to talk about the person who has died and how their death is affecting you. It allows you to find healthy ways of coping and to talk about your thoughts, feelings, your relationship with the person who has died and others in your life.

Loss

Being able to identify and name life experiences as losses worthy of grief can be an important part of healing. Yet often, we tend to identify death as being the only life event worthy of grief.

I am particularly passionate about supporting individuals who have received challenging health diagnoses, with a focus on autoimmune diseases. Perhaps you have endured a prolonged period, spanning months or even years, before receiving your diagnosis. I wonder if you are struggling with feelings of fear, isolation, disappointment in your body, or anger?

In today's fast-paced world, our experiences of loss are quickly pushed aside as we are forced to 'get on with it'. Engaging in conversation can provide you with a sense of connection and support, helping you work through the challenges of grief. I will provide understanding and support as you navigate the complex emotions and uncertainties that accompany loss and grief.

If you think you may benefit from counselling, I would be very happy to arrange a call and answer any questions you may have. 

Sessions last for 50 minutes and are based in a welcoming therapy room in Ruislip, HA4. The closest train station is West Ruislip rail Station. There are also various bus routes and street parking is available.

WC available. There is no waiting room so I respectfully ask that you arrive at the agreed time of our session. There are steps up into the entrance.

From June 2024 I will also be based in the centre of Pinner (HA5) on Saturdays. The closest train station is Pinner.

Sessions are weekly and usually, will be on the same day, at the same time. I offer both short-term and long-term support and usually discuss what you would like this to be during our first session. 

Before booking our first session, I suggest that we have a phone call (free of charge) to discuss what you are looking for support with and to see if working together may be beneficial for you.

If you would then like to book your first session, we will agree a convenient day and time for a consultation.

Consultation: 90 minutes £85.00.

Follow up sessions: 50 minutes £70.00.

The therapeutic relationship is fundamentally important to the counselling process and is the most important factor which influences how effective therapy is. The consultation provides an opportunity to talk about what has brought you to therapy in more detail, what your hopes are and for you to get a feel for therapy and to decide if it is right for you. 

If you would like to find out more, I warmly welcome you to contact me and we can then arrange to have our first call.