Jill Webber

  I am able to offer face to face sessions once more.    There will always be the option for you to work in the best way that suits you and your lifestyle.  

I believe everyone can benefit from therapy - you don’t have to be in crisis.  

I am an experienced fully qualified Psychotherapeutic  Counsellor working 1-1  with young people and adults. 

I have worked in a clinical hospital setting and also in private practice.  During lockdown and the beginning of the pandemic I gave telephone support to medical staff working on frontline.  I also support GPs .  

I work with relationship issues,  feelings of being misunderstood, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, anger and stress and  trauma.  I also understand and have a sensitivity to the needs of clients who portray highly sensitive person (HSP) traits when life can be regularly overwhelming/experience noise sensitivity/visual overload/overstimulation and often feel exhausted/different for no obvious reason.  Sensitive people gain from the influence of a good environment and deep self understanding.  It can be a positive trait once understood.   

In addition, I have quality  experience of working with clients and families who have been diagnosed with cancer and other life changing illnesses. In addition  I am highly trained in bereavement work (this covers miscarriages and associated loss with abortions too)  and also with trauma having been a victim support counsellor trained in assault on both male and females.  

I currently support  clients who have difficulties with dyslexia, cognitive dyspraxia, ADHD, autism and aspergers.   

Experienced in the corporate sector and also  with families in a music setting.  

I work 1-1 in private practice in a quiet peaceful confidential setting in Godalming, Surrey.  I work Weekdays and am open for sessions from  7.30 am - 9.30 pm. 

Prior to us talking, I will have given you some forms relating to our counselling session.  The first session is often a good time to explore what is going on for you and what has brought you to counselling.   Talking  to a trained listener  can help you process what could be worrying you.   I have used therapy myself in the past and in training and also have a family so am empathetic to the process and to what life can throw at us.