Judi Kitson-Harris

During this coronavirus crisis, I am offering telephone counselling on weekdays between 10.00am and 7pm.

I have counselled a wide range of people mainly in the voluntary sector since 2002 and have experienced working with grief and loss as a volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Care and with more general issues, for example, relationship problems, anxiety and depression with young people within the YMCA, more recently as a Community Counsellor.

My approach to counselling is person centred, I believe that people have within themselves an understanding of what is troubling them. I believe that I can provide a safe and confidential space where I can listen to you talking about any difficulties you may be facing. In this way, I can help you decide what it is you need to do.

You can also find more information on my website www.counselling-one-to-one.com. 

During the Coronavirus crisis, I am able to offer telephone counselling from my home. I work with adults and young people.

Normally my counselling practice is based at the Eden Centre in Edenbridge where I am able to hire a private room for my appointments. The Centre has is own car park and is on a bus route. 

I realise that looking for a counsellor can take courage, I offer a free half hour session to give you the opportunity to meet or speak to me and ask any questions you may have before deciding whether you would like to work with me.