Jane Walapu

I currently have limited availability for sessions, when enquiring please let me know your presenting issues and availability so I can best support or help you with referring on. 

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP).

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential.

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you.

I currently have limited availability for sessions, when enquiring please let me know your presenting issues and availability so I can best support or help you with referring on. 

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP).

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential.

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you.

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP). 

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential. 

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you.

I currently have limited availability for sessions, when enquiring please let me know your presenting issues and availability so I can best support or help you with referring on. 

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP).

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential.

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you.

I currently have limited availability for sessions, when enquiring please let me know your presenting issues and availability so I can best support or help you with referring on. 

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP).

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential.

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you.

I currently have limited availability for sessions, when enquiring please let me know your presenting issues and availability so I can best support or help you with referring on. 

I’m passionate about helping my clients unlock their potential, believe in themselves, and lead a fulfilled life. I currently offer virtual therapy (via video or telephone) to clients across the U.K. and face to face therapy in Manchester (M1 2AP).

As a humanistic psychotherapist I deliver my therapy in a person-centred way, this means I’ll be working with you to help you develop a strong and healthy sense of self, explore your feelings, and find meaning in your life experiences. I am also a qualified coach and can bring elements of coaching to the work we do together to help with moving forward and achieving future goals.

Our work is a collaborative and creative process and we’ll both commit to the time and work required to create the change you’re looking for.

I provide a non-judgemental, safe space for us to co-create a way of working together, we’ll begin with talking about what’s brought you to therapy and what you hope to get from the process.

I am a fully qualified BACP registered counsellor and psychotherapist and have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues with specialist experience with survivors of domestic abuse, clients working with race and identity issues and survivors of historic child sex abuse.

How would we begin working together?

If you are interested in working with me, please contact me via email and we can discuss how this could work. I’m happy to provide a free 15-minute call for us to get to know each other, discuss your experiences of therapy, any fears you have about the process and understand if working with me is right for you before committing to a first session.

How long are sessions?

A therapy session is 50 minutes long, and our time together is confidential.

How many sessions can be provided?

I am able to offer both short- and long-term therapy options and I won’t prescribe how many sessions you need – that’s something we can work out together and amend as needed as your sessions progress. I don’t work to a maximum session limit.

How do we end our sessions?

When you feel you’ve achieved what you were looking for from therapy, we can discuss finishing our session and work towards an ending our session in the most comfortable way for you