Lynda Chebbihi

 Hello, 

I offer counselling sessions for individuals over the age of 12 years old.  

Sessions can be conducted either face-to-face or online (e.g. via Microsoft Teams).

Hello, thank you for taking the time to read my profile. 

My name is Lynda Chebbihi, and I am a qualified Psychologist and Psychotherapist| Person-Centred Counsellor, specialised in trauma  (including childhood trauma) and PTSD.

I offer a safe and confidential space to make you feel at ease, so that we can work together collaboratively. We explore any associated posttraumatic symptoms, suicidal thoughts, relationship issues, stress and anxiety you have been experiencing, to ultimately help you becoming more congruent to your 'true self' and living a healthier life.

I have developed a significant experience working with individuals who experienced traumatic events (war, sexual/physical abuse, domestic abuse, natural disasters, COVID-19 etc). This, through my professional and volunteering work with the NHS and charity organisations. 

I am a registered member of the BACP (396396), and I comply with their Ethical Framework for Good Practice.

My practice is framed within humanistic Rogerian Person-Centred Approach which fundamentally believes that everyone has an inner ability to grow and thrive. Trusting your own process will help you find your inner resources and strengths to build awareness and new meanings to your life that are better aligned with your authentic self.

I provide therapy sessions in English and in French.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further information. 

All my counselling sessions last 50 minutes in duration. 

Each session costs 60 GBP regardless whether therapy is conducted online or in-person.

I offer free consultation for up to 50 minutes, either over the phone or online.

Ideally, we will meet on a weekly basis (unless agreed otherwise) at a date and time that suit you. You are free to stop at any time and terminate the counselling agreement, whether therapy is open-ended or time limited. However, I recommend to have a last session to acknowledge the work we have done together.