Amy Hulse

Monday - Friday 9:00-17:30

Some weekend and evening sessions available on request. 

Having been both client and counsellor, I am passionate about making counselling and psychotherapy accessible to everyone. I believe that everyone has the right to be heard and understood.

Several years ago, following some personal difficulties, I changed career in order to work with others more relationally. I have a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology and describe myself as a humanistic counsellor that uses a person-centred approach. This means that I believe, given the right conditions, we are all able to achieve growth within our lives and that you are the expert of your life.

I work at the Douglas Macmillan Hospice as a volunteer bereavement counsellor and have experience of working with a wide range of adults and the challenges that they face. My background is working to safeguard vulnerable children and their families. I find that the impact of one challenge can be intertwined with another and so, I avoid working with labels and instead focus on experiences and feelings as they present themselves.

I believe that the way we 'click' is integral to the success of our work and so I strive to nurture the counselllor/client relationship using warmth and empathy. If you'd like to work with me or simply find out more, please contact me using the information below.

Session prices are; 

Telephone (30 mins) £20.00

Video/Skype/Zoom (50 mins) £25.00

Face to face (50 mins) £40.00

I have a comfortable and private office based in St James House, Longton. There is free on-site parking, toilets and an accessible entrance.

If you have any special requirements or concerns, please contact me to discuss them and I will try my best to accommodate them.