Becca Tomlinson

I currently work on Zoom. Contact me to discuss availability. I provide weekly 50-minute sessions. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk.

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both. 

I use an integrative approach, which means I use a combination of therapeutic styles that bring together different elements of specific therapies. As an Integrative therapist I believe no single approach can treat every client in all situations. 

I am a Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) having demonstrated high standards of competent practice by working under their ethical framework. I am committed to ongoing professional development and my work is fully insured. I hold an enhanced DBS certificate, which means I am suitable to work with children and adults in a therapeutic capacity. 

I work with a diverse range of clients from many differing backgrounds and cultures, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. Clients describe me as warm, safe and non-judgemental, creating a comfortable environment to allow people to talk openly, often about things they have been carrying their whole lives. 

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process. 

It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there. 

I currently work on Zoom and in-person. I provide weekly 50-minute sessions. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk. Please contact me for my availability.

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both.

I use an integrative approach, which means I use a combination of therapeutic styles that bring together different elements of specific therapies. 

I work with a diverse range of clients from many differing backgrounds and cultures, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. Clients describe me as warm, safe and non-judgemental, creating a comfortable environment to allow people to talk openly, often about things they have been carrying their whole lives. A client once said to me, ‘I can’t wait to tell my friends that counselling actually works!’

I welcome clients who are facing any number of issues. I have experience working with bereavement, loss, child-loss, miscarriage, depression, cancer, anxiety, family, relationships, divorce, identity including supporting LGBTQ+ and BAME clients, sexuality, suicidal feelings and ideation, self-harm, sexual assault, clients in crisis, abuse, addiction, anger, PTSD, personal development, self-esteem, sex-related issues, social anxiety and stress.

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process.

It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there. 

I currently work on Zoom. Please contact me for availability. I provide weekly 50-minute sessions. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk.

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both.

I am a Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) having demonstrated high standards of competent practice by working under their ethical framework. I am committed to ongoing professional development and my work is fully insured. I hold an enhanced DBS certificate, which means I am suitable to work with children and adults in a therapeutic capacity. 

I work with a diverse range of clients from many differing backgrounds and cultures, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. A client once said to me, ‘I can’t wait to tell my friends that counselling actually works!’

I use an integrative approach, which means I use a combination of therapeutic styles that bring together different elements of specific therapies. As an Integrative therapist I believe no single approach can treat every client in all situations. 

Together we work to create a therapeutic relationship, meeting as equals to empower and encourage you to explore and recognise patterns of behaviour that may be helpful for you to address. We can work together to set new, achievable goals for a different future and to implement change.

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process.

It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there.

I currently work on Zoom. I provide weekly (or bi-monthly) 50-minute sessions. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk. Please contact me for my availability. 

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgemental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both.

I use an integrative approach, which means I use a combination of therapeutic styles that bring together different elements of specific therapies. I combine Psychodynamic and Person Centred therapy, looking at the ways in which your past may affect current living, while focusing on self-esteem, confidence and getting into a habit of giving yourself the kindness and compassion you probably easily give to others. 

I work with a wide range of clients from many differing backgrounds, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. Clients describe me as warm, safe and non-judgemental, creating a comfortable environment to allow people to talk openly, often about things they have been carrying their whole lives. A client once said to me, ‘I can’t wait to tell my friends that counselling actually works!’

I welcome clients who are facing any number of issues. I have experience working with bereavement, loss, child-loss, miscarriage, depression, cancer, anxiety, family, relationships, divorce, identity including supporting LGBTQ+ and BAME clients, sexuality, suicidal feelings and ideation, self-harm, sexual assault, clients in crisis, abuse, addiction, anger, PTSD, personal development, self-esteem, sex-related issues, social anxiety and stress.

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process. 

 It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there. 

I currently work on Zoom. I provide weekly 50-minute sessions, some clients are also opting for sessions every-other week. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk. Please contact me for my availability, I have limited remaining slots available.

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both.

I use an integrative approach, which means I use a combination of therapeutic styles that bring together different elements of specific therapies. 

I work with a diverse range of clients from many differing backgrounds and cultures, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. Clients describe me as warm, safe and non-judgemental, creating a comfortable environment to allow people to talk openly, often about things they have been carrying their whole lives. A client once said to me, ‘I can’t wait to tell my friends that counselling actually works!’

I welcome clients who are facing any number of issues. I have experience working with bereavement, loss, child-loss, miscarriage, depression, cancer, anxiety, family, relationships, divorce, identity including supporting LGBTQ+ and BAME clients, sexuality, suicidal feelings and ideation, self-harm, sexual assault, clients in crisis, abuse, addiction, anger, PTSD, personal development, self-esteem, sex-related issues, social anxiety and stress.

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process.

It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there. 

I currently work on Zoom. Please contact me for availability. I provide weekly 50-minute sessions. All you need is a quiet, confidential place where you feel safe to talk.

I offer a 20-minute free telephone or Zoom introduction meeting, during which I’ll listen to what you’re hoping to achieve, explain a little more about the process and answer any questions you may have. There is no obligation to decide there and then, you are welcome to go away and think about whether we are the right fit.

Life can be so busy, leaving little or no time for nurturing our mental health. Therapy is the ultimate in self care.

It’s been a tough couple of years, on top of whatever else might have been going on for you, and it’s understandable not to know where to turn next. It’s important to know you’re not alone.

I am a qualified counselling psychotherapist. I offer a safe, neutral, non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that have been prominent in your life, whether in the past, the present or quite possibly both. 

Together we work to create a therapeutic relationship, meeting as equals to empower and encourage you to explore and recognise patterns of behaviour that may be helpful for you to address. We can work together to set new, achievable goals for a different future and to implement change.

I am a Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) having demonstrated high standards of competent practice by working under their ethical framework. I am committed to ongoing professional development and my work is fully insured. I hold an enhanced DBS certificate, which means I am suitable to work with children and adults in a therapeutic capacity. 

I work with a diverse range of clients from many differing backgrounds and cultures, as well as the wide range of issues they bring. A client once said to me, ‘I can’t wait to tell my friends that counselling actually works!’

I welcome clients who are facing any number of issues. I have experience working with bereavement, loss, child-loss, miscarriage, depression, cancer, anxiety, family, relationships, divorce, identity including supporting LGBTQ+ and BAME clients, sexuality, suicidal feelings and ideation, self-harm, sexual assault, clients in crisis, abuse, addiction, anger, PTSD, personal development, self-esteem, sex-related issues, social anxiety and stress.

Therapy can help and support you through any difficult period of your life.

Our initial meeting is an opportunity to see if you feel comfortable talking with me. It gives you an insight into the experience of therapy and enables you to ask any questions you may have about the process. 

It’s understandable to feel nervous whether you are new to therapy, or even if you aren’t. Wherever you are, I will meet you there.